‘Pixels are to computer screens as lines are to plotters. If you draw many pixels in the same place you are left with a single pixel, but if you draw many lines in the same place you are left with a torn sheet of paper.
"Ribbons" are an algorithm I developed to elevate the line by giving it depth, width, and the presence to occlude its neighbours, ultimately preserving the page they are drawn upon.
The seven pieces exhibited in this series are a small sample of the range this algorithm has, each chosen to highlight the delightful complexity that emerges from carefully overlapping many lines.’
The winning bidder will have the option to claim the physical plot used in the final piece’s creation.
Framing and shipping will come at a cost to the buyer. The frame will be included in the sale price if the artwork is sold for 5,000 USD or more.
- Overall frame dimensions: 36 x 44 cm
- Paper size: 23 x 31 cm
- Framing: 240 USD
- Shipping: TBC
Reverse of physical work containing the metadata of the plot.
‘Pixels are to computer screens as lines are to plotters. If you draw many pixels in the same place you are left with a single pixel, but if you draw many lines in the same place you are left with a torn sheet of paper.
"Ribbons" are an algorithm I developed to elevate the line by givin...
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