Blue at the heart of the fire
Blue, yellow and white flames rise from logs seen close against the darkness. Photography by Lu Heng.
The logs reach toward us from the brightest part of the fire. Their split edges and dark bark remain visible beneath flames that are almost white at the centre.
Look beside that brightness and the blue becomes easier to see. It threads upward through the yellow, while the black surroundings leave little else to draw the eye.
In the exhibition Work 334 of 363
Life Itself
Light Close By
Before We Explain the World
See this photograph in the exhibition