I am scanning slides. I have 1000's of 3D images of things and places.
I did not make this stack, it is bigger than the ones I stacked as a teenager on a farm in the fens in East Anglia, England. These look like they were stacked by a machine that was towed behind the baler. In my day this would have been called a sixer, - six layers of straw, but would only have had 12 bales, two bales per layer.
Sixers were a crazy idea, we usually stopped at four rows, eight bales in total, if there were tons of bales in a small area you could make these, these were then pitched up one bale at a time onto a flat bed wagon and roped down. They were stacked like this in case it rained.
And this is that 3D print I made of the Richard Serra piece, Equal.
Maybe there is another reason I am drawn to this work.
