Just watched a program on the Discovery channel about the group that was building an "Ice Hotel" in Sweden. Anyway, I believe that they were going to be put in the bar of the hotel, but there was this photographer by the name of Eric Mutel who was putting his film on the blocks of ice in so that appears to be in his words three dimesional. By the looks of it looked as if he was using some sort of ulf b&w white positive film because it didn't look like a print but a transparency. Anybody ever hear of thim before?


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Hello

i just saw your question mark on the net , concerning Eric MUTEL, who did work on an installation at Icehotel in Sweden some time ago, and that you saw on doumentary of
discovery channel.
you found him.
it's me.
you can see more on www.ericmutel.com or www.chez.com/zoneindustrielle

Regards

Eric.

Eric, welcome to APUG.

I followed one of your links and came up with this interesting titbit.

"visual artist Eric Mutel. His passion for ice has lead to an invention of a method by which he can print photographs straight on ice."

I assume, that if you used liquid light, it becomes frozen light and therefore unspreadable. Must be a good heater in the darkroom?

MIck.