Broken Spoons | Michelle L Huisman

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Broken Spoons

A selection of these broken spoon photographs was curated for An Unexpected Collection and are printed using a 19th Century technique called tri-colour bichromate gum over palladium. However, during this project, I have collected many more stories and photographed many more broken spoons. I invite you to share in this journey with me as you explore the Broken Spoons that form the broader story of community, connectedness and appreciation for our first responders during COVID-19.

Commissioned tri-colour bichromate over palladium prints are available. Please enquire HERE

Printing Process

Image of two broken spoons from Najade, part of An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Karen's wooden broken spoon, Image of two broken spoons from Najade, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Evans broken spoon, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of a broken spoon, from Luc's mom, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Alissa's broken Spoon, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of a broken wooden spoon from Mindan, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image a broken spoon with a hole from Evan, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Kim's wooden spoon, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of two wooden broken spoons from Noni, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Susan's wooden broken spoon, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of two wooden broken spoons from Ewan, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Megan’s Rubbermaid Container, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Karen's broken spoon on a wooden table, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Amélie broken spoon, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of Dr. broken spoon, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

Image of two broken spoons, part of the An Unexpected Collection.

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