"Do You Want to See One Million?"

The Opportunity to Acquire a

Major Limited Edition Photograph

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by

Roger Molloy

Shoreditch Photographic Artist

A photograph consisting of a matrix of one million US $ signs; one thousand across by one thousand down.  The image is so compressed that it cannot be photographed. (read Visual Analysis)

Taking a picture of the work, that is a true representation, is impossible.  It is a photograph that can’t be photographed. (see image)

The Artist:
Roger Molloy
(b. 1975)

'Molloy aka 'Puckish,' works with light and chemical sensitive papers.  With 17 years behind the lens and 7 years in front of the gallery door, a mysterious approach is taken to seeing.  Based on an anomalous character from Shakespeare's, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Puckish states, "I enjoy creating photographs that cannot be photographed - the non transmissible. The image is the most valuable thing to humanity - without it we would be more animal than human." (view TIME OUT article)

Will Roger Molloy win a Turner Prize? details

1,000 (one thousand)

Each photograph is numbered and signed by the artist on the reverse over a 'one penny' postage stamp.

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