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Folding Space
Riyo Nemeth, Fold II, 2010Rendered in physical space, Riyo Nemeth composes and records the Photoshop gradient affect by printing and folding a sheet of paper.
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A celebratory substrate?
Pepon Osorio, You're Never Ready, 2009Seen here at The Graphic Unconscious Exhibition 2010 (Part of Pilagraphika Print festival) Pepon Osorio has enlarged an x-ray image to produce an inkjet print on...
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The Human Printer: A Namesake Production
Paul Laidler, The Human Printer.tiff, Produced by The Human Printer, 2010“We shape our tools and thereafter our tools shape us.” (M. McLuhan, 1964)The Human Printer.tiff is part of a series entitled...
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Pretty fly for a print guy
3D Printed Hovering OrnithoptersProject by Charlie Richter, Floris van Breugel, William Regan, Zhi Ern TeohThe Ornithopter project uses 3D printing technology to construct complex wing structures that...
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Another wry smile
Mike Ruiz, Replaced Mona Lisa, 2011, Oil on CanvasAs described by Mike Ruiz; The Mona Lisa with the lady selected then put through Content-Aware Fill (a Photoshop CS5 tool that automatically generates...
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Loom Moon, I saw you standing alone.
Jeff Sanders, Moon, 2007, Jacquard tapestry, 72 inch x 8 inch depth, Edition of 12Published by Magnolia EditionsJeff Sanders Moon 2007 is a tapestry work constructed from a digital image. Using a...
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Analogue after Digital
Stefan Kubler, Aljarn, 2007, collaged postcards, 148 x 104 cmSomewhere between Chuck Close's grid portraits that pull information inward and Tom Friedman's three dimensional interpolated packaging that...
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Augmented Print
James Alliban, AR Business cardAlso see the application of augmented reality in German Suddeutsche Zeitung magazine publication and previous posting the Loaded Surface concerning the integration of the...
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The Pond of Tranquility
Matthew Day Jackson, Reflections of the Sky, 2010With presentation cue's to Monet's Reflections of Clouds on the Water-Lily Pond Jackson's Reflections of the sky depicts a surface area of the moon that...
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Rebel Relief
Sam Burford, Star Wars Relief, 2011Sam Burford's Star Wars Relief is a timelapse photograph taken from the film Star Wars IV. Burford uses a bespoke capture device to record the film footage that is...
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Already made
Rob Myers, Urinal, 3D fileLike Duchamp Myers has enabled an art work to exist by an idea alone. In keeping with Duchamp's iconic Fountain (1917) the artist (Myers) has removed his hand from the work -...
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Bleeding Pixels
Paul Ferragut, Time Printing Machine, 2011Ferragut's Time Printing Machine creates a pixelated aesthetic that is realized through durational deposits of ink on paper. By using a time based algorythm to...
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Monumental Haptic
Assaf Shaham, American Dream (ongoing project)Assaf Shaham's American Dream series has been created using a flatbed scanner to record a number of printed images that depict monumental structures and...
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On Vogue
Arthur Buxton, 30 Years of British Vogue Covers, Pigmented Inkjet Print, 2011Arthur Buxton is an artist who has recently been invited by CFPR Editions to produce a limited edition print at the Centre...
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Bloomin Virtual!
Richard Falle, Phalaenopsis Momento Mori, 2011, Pigmented Inkjet PrintRichard Falle’s work Phalaenopsis Momento Mori pushes preconceived ideas of vector-based imagery and the recording of still life...
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Them's fighting words
Brendan Reid, No more heroes anymore, 3D Polymer Print, 2010The printed works of artist Brendan Reid are developed through formal explorations of oscillating spaces. Reid's 3D printed knuckle duster No...
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