Daniel Hoflund

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print mounted with museum passepartout, museum glass and wooden frame | 35×28 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | 2021 | Silver gelatin print | 21×14 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009) | C-print mounted with museum passepartout, museum glass and wooden frame | 35×28 cm

KV62 (Ascension from Tutankhamuns burial chamber in year 2009), 2021

The analogue film-roll was gradually exposed with direct sunlight in 2009, during an ascension from the dark burial chamber of Tutankhamun towards the bright daylight of Valley of the Kings. The 135 film-roll was stored in a fridge for twelve years before finally developed and printed.