Artist: Richard Mosse

http://www.carliergebauer.com/artists/richard_mosse

this is one of my favorite scene of the video. It seems showing a boat loaded with many people, probably are refugees, appearing at the sea. 

This is a ruthless image. How helpless the people are on board.   

This scene reminds me of the last part of the film Ghosts 2006, the workers were trapped in the tide. 

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artist home page:

http://www.richardmosse.com/projects/the-enclave

The Enclave

Quick

In project Quick, Richard Mosse produced a documentary documenting a deadly virus caused by bats.

He used Kodak Aerochrome infrared film, a military film, to take photos. He tried to capture the invisible virus hidden under the landscape. 

What is  Kodak Aerochrome?

According to Kodak’s website,

False-color reversal film, high dimensional stability for vegetation surveys, camouflage detection and earth resources.KODAK AEROCHROME III Infrared Film 1443 (DISCONTINUED) is an infrared-sensitive, false-color reversal film featuring medium resolving power and fine grain. Featuring a 3.9-mil (0.10 mm) ESTAR Base with a gel backing, this film can be processed in modern, continuous-processing machines using Process AR-5. Achieving a negative is easy with Process AN-6 or C-41.

Key Applications: This film is intended for various aerial photographic applications, such as vegetation and forestry surveys, hydrology, and earth resources monitoring where infrared discriminations may yield practical results.

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These infrared photos look so stunning. This unique pink/red, like the death, destruction, blood, works so well with the subjects in the photos.