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We are a youth-led documentary series by Erguvan Art & Academy that explores the human side of art through sincere conversations with artists around the world. Each episode asks not only what artists create, but how they live, think, grow, and remain connected to the world around them.
On today’s episode of Auctorium, we meet with Andrew Burns who is a New Zealand-based photographic artist. Working with alternative printing techniques such as cyanotype, carbon transfer, and photopolymer methods, Andrew approaches art as a slow and thoughtful process of transformation. His practice reminds us that the making of an artwork can be just as meaningful as the final image.
Learn more about Andrew and his work: https://www.andrewburnsnz.com/
Video Directed by Nalan Safa
Cinematography by Zehra Safa
Edited by Meryem Cicek
Subscribe for more artist conversations from Auctorium!
Contact us: auctorium@erguvan.org
Follow us on instagram: @auctorium_
We are a youth-led documentary series by Erguvan Art & Academy that explores the human side of art through sincere conversations with artists around the world. Each episode asks not only what artists create, but how they live, think, grow, and remain connected to the world around them.
On today’s episode of Auctorium, we meet with Andrew Burns who is a New Zealand-based photographic artist. Working with alternative printing techniques such as cyanotype, carbon transfer, and photopolymer methods, Andrew approaches art as a slow and thoughtful process of transformation. His practice reminds us that the making of an artwork can be just as meaningful as the final image.
Learn more about Andrew and his work: https://www.andrewburnsnz.com/
Video Directed by Nalan Safa
Cinematography by Zehra Safa
Edited by Meryem Cicek
Subscribe for more artist conversations from Auctorium!