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Waterless Lithographs made to commemorate the 200^th anniversary of Senefelder's invention of lithography. “Waterless” lithography is a late 20^th Century development in printing from grained stones or metal plate plates.

Waterless Lithographs made to commemorate the 200^th anniversary of Senefelder's invention of lithography. “Waterless” lithography is a late 20^th Century development in printing from grained stones or metal plate plates.

Waterless Lithographs made to commemorate the 200^th anniversary of Senefelder's invention of lithography. “Waterless” lithography is a late 20^th Century development in printing from grained stones or metal plate plates.

Waterless Lithographs made to commemorate the 200^th anniversary of Senefelder's invention of lithography. “Waterless” lithography is a late 20^th Century development in printing from grained stones or metal plate plates.

Initially I approached the subject of phobias wanting to make images that were haunting and at the same time investigate the psychological aspects of fear. What I discovered through the process of researching and making pictures is there exists well documented cases of many different and quite specific types of fears ranging from allumiphobia, fear of garlic, to zephyraphobia, fear of bridges.

Initially I approached the subject of phobias wanting to make images that were haunting and at the same time investigate the psychological aspects of fear. What I discovered through the process of researching and making pictures is there exists well documented cases of many different and quite specific types of fears ranging from allumiphobia, fear of garlic, to zephyraphobia, fear of bridges. I was intrigued by the nature of these fears, how something like Homophobia can be so widespread and accepted but Limonophobia, fear of string, could be seen

Initially I approached the subject of phobias wanting to make images that were haunting and at the same time investigate the psychological aspects of fear. What I discovered through the process of researching and making pictures is there exists well documented cases of many different and quite specific types of fears ranging from allumiphobia, fear of garlic, to zephyraphobia, fear of bridges. I was intrigued by the nature of these fears, how something like Homophobia can be so widespread and accepted but Limonophobia, fear of string, could be seen