Working with reclaimed photographic materials, Dip & Dunk! stems from found sets of histological slides sourced on eBay that have been reworked in the darkroom using analogue and experimental photographic processes. The work traces interconnected histories between medical imaging and photography, and looks at how bodies are interpreted amongst institutional systems of vision.

List of Works 

1. Gastrogaffin colostomy (silver mirroring), 2026, X-ray dated 1966, stainless steel, perspex, glass, LED strip, magnets, galvanised steel flexible conduit

2. Educational film titled ‘Digestion Part II’, circa 1960’s, 16mm film, 16mm projector

3. Histology slide set, Alimentary canal, circa 1930, rehoused in reclaimed stainless steel shelves

   Loose stomach pages from an Encyclopedia dated 1877, Japanese tissue, methyl cellulose, reclaimed stainless steel arms

4. 20 piece prepared slide set, 2026 silver gelatin contact prints

5. Couch, 2026, c-type hand print, pine reclaimed frame

6. C32 Cerebellum sec (silvering), 2026 unique c-type hand print

7. Unexposed continuous tone film (expired 2006), developed 2026, reclaimed mild steel, magnets

8. Slides made on expired orthographic film, 2026 borrowed C41 dip and dunk rack

   (left column from top) C68 Tongue I.S Show filiform papilla, C75 Pancreas, C36 Palatine Tonsil, C73 Colon

   (right column from top) C71 Jejunum, C03 Pyloric region sec, C72 Large intestine, C13 Small intestine