Angelo Picozzi

Year of production: 2007
Running Time: 00:00:45:00
Black and White/ Sound /
00:00:45:00 takes its form from a roll of film which contained fifteen negatives, three of which were taken in Hiroshima, Japan, sometime shortly after the atomic bomb ‘Little Boy’ was dropped over the city. 00:00:45:00 takes its temporal duration from the length of time it took ‘Little Boy’ to explode over the city after its release from the ‘Enola Gay’.

Unrealised photographic print on steel.
The Upper Clyde Reflection Series is a photographic documentation of a post-industrial landscape.
This Series documents the transitory and changing reflections cast upon the surface of the river Clyde by two structures; the Finnestone Crane and the Glasgow Tower. This body of work is a conceptual documentation of a river which played a significant part in encouraging the industrialisation of the world.

Year of production: 2007
Running Time: 00:00:45:00
Black and White/ Sound /
00:00:45:00 takes its form from a roll of film which contained fifteen negatives, three of which were taken in Hiroshima, Japan, sometime shortly after the atomic bomb ‘Little Boy’ was dropped over the city. 00:00:45:00 takes its temporal duration from the length of time it took ‘Little Boy’ to explode over the city after its release from the ‘Enola Gay’.

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Upper Clyde Reflection Series

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