On the morning of August 6, 1945, as Hiroshima moved through an ordinary workday, a person sat on the stone steps outside the Sumitomo Bank, about 260 meters from where the atomic bomb “Little Boy” would explode minutes later. At 8:15 a.m., a flash of extreme heat and light swept over the city, instantly ending the life of the person on the steps and tens of thousands of others nearby. The bomb’s thermal rays scorched and whitened the exposed stone, but the person’s body briefly acted as a shiel

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4.4K views · 89 reactions | I did an experiment of lo-shu wash on a counter etched stone, and the results are in that strange place of not a success, yet also not a failure. I need to sit on this one for a minute to even know what I think about it. #printmaking #print #lithography #litho #artwork #版画 #판화 #drawing #litografia #steindruck #druck #grafik # | Valerie Syposz | Facebook