I thought that as well. I can't imagine anyone who reads athletics/cycling reports wouldn't have recognized those for what they were. He's not far wrong in the article, to be fair - just in suggesting that the artist invented the technique. But that suggests he did no research beyond a misleading gallery press release, since just googling the term brings up lots of interesting stuff.
I don't mean to denigrate the art though, because the pics are still striking and interesting.
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Is it possible the author hasn't seen a photo finish before? I was surprised he didn't mention races at all.
I thought that as well. I can't imagine anyone who reads athletics/cycling reports wouldn't have recognized those for what they were. He's not far wrong in the article, to be fair - just in suggesting that the artist invented the technique. But that suggests he did no research beyond a misleading gallery press release, since just googling the term brings up lots of interesting stuff.
I don't mean to denigrate the art though, because the pics are still striking and interesting.
I hadn't, so it certainly is possible.