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This is a silver gelatin hand printed photograph printed in the darkroom, then colour paints are used to overlay the print.
Fin, from the series Inhabitants of fairyland, is a body of work that is continuously evolving, pulling in and linking to different photographic studies as it grows. Each photograph is a response to a specific moment and is encouraged by what’s happening around me: what I hear, what I see and how I feel, whether it is melancholy,… anger, humour, death, life or love. The challenges and experiences that I am facing during this phase of my life is mirrored in every photograph.
This photograph is number 5 from an open edition. As each photograph is manipulated and toned separately after each print is made, not one print is the same as the other. This making each print unique.
*Please note. The above measurements is the outer frame size. Image size 28cm x 23.5cm.
Paul Gadd is a British photographer based in Seoul, deeply rooted in classical film photography and darkroom printing, with extensive experience in fashion, portraiture, and documentary work. His technique is hands-on and experimental—scratching and toning negatives, applying mixed-media during hand-printing, and finishing with processes like bleaching or encaustic, making each print a unique original. Through his evocative images, Paul channels his personal experiences and surroundings, conveying a rich tapestry of emotions—from melancholy and anger to humour and love—inviting viewers to deeply connect with his evolving visual narratives.