AN OVERLOOKED TRAGEDY

In the film, the photograph on display is part of Brent’s “Rhino Wars” series, and depicts the world’s last male northern white rhinoceros, standing in the Kenyan savanna, flanked by the heavily armed men paid to protect him.

Using Canon PRISMAelevate XL software and Arizona printer series, Brent's photograph of Sudan, the last male northern white rhino, becomes a tactile experience, helping Lawrence to conjure the picture in his mind's eye.

On one plinth, Lawrence can envisage the photograph and hear the powerful story of Sudan and his subspecies, by reading Brent's image description, printed in braille.

On another, Brent’s work is printed in relief, making it a fully tactile experience. Lawrence can feel the sheen of the men’s rifles, and the coarseness of Sudan’s armoured skin.