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This exposition delves into the realm of sustainable material reuse, re-thinking and recycling material in still photography. The artist explores repurposing techniques through personal experiences, approaching Bokashi, a composting chemical to replenish C-41 development for colour-negative film. The exposition aims to reflect on alternative practices in photographic chemistry, recycling and repurposing materials. It is a sustainable artistic journey that aims to breathe new life into forgotten objects, expanding the discourse on environmental consciousness.
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Bokashi:
Bokashi composting is a specific method of composting that utilizes a special type of composting agent called Bokashi bran or Bokashi composting mix. This mix typically contains a mixture of beneficial microorganisms, such as lactobacilli, yeast, and phototrophic bacteria. Unlike traditional composting, Bokashi composting is an anaerobic process, meaning it takes place in the absence of oxygen.
