Information For the last year, we've been taking pictures of textiles that we see outside- tarps used to protect construction sites, covers for cars and motorcycles and temporary shelters. However transient or hastily erected, these pieces of nylon, canvas and vinyl are some of the most beautiful aspects of the built environment. A person affixes this mundane textile to a structure or object by some number of points and nature blows it, stretches it, creases it and slumps it until it becomes a complex and rich piece of sculpture. So we figured out how to make these temporary works of art permanent. In a landscape where everything around us is made according to a plan, this edition immortalizes something with no plan. It's a blueprint for an accident. DetailHardwareScaleContext Installation & Care The piece comes with two nails and two small magnets. Detailed instructions are provided with purchase. The edges of the piece will fray. We like this. If you must, you can trim some of the longer threads with scissors. Iron on low heat to remove creases. Do not machine wash. Materials & Dimensions polyester textile, archival cyanotype dyeapprox. 20 x 24 inches