Showing posts with label the ever-flowing tide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the ever-flowing tide. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

The Ever-flowing Tide on VISI – http://visi.co.za/content/blog/402/the-ever-flowing-tide

The Ever-flowing Tide

  • THE EVER-FLOWING TIDE
  • This body of work comprises type and line drawings made digitally

    with vectors, as well as pen drawings made by hand. Some of the handmade

    drawings have been scanned into a computer and printed out, while others

    have been made directly on the paper in accordance with vector grids.

    The prints are produced through a digital lithography process a primarily

    analogue method of printmaking for digital work.


    In these works I attempt to challenge the values and motivations involved

    in creative and productive process. I have used the language of information

    architecture to express these concerns, highlighting the vanity of this

    excessive production through seemingly nonsensical graphs and diagrams.

    These concerns grew predominantly out of my study and work as a graphic

    designer, where considerable worth is placed on productivity and work rate,

    and quantitative values appear to prevail over the qualitative.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Section 1: Alexandria

Section 1:




ALEXANDRIA





1.1 My Total Potential
Digital lithograph with ball-point pen on archival paper
1 000mm x 700mm | Edition of 5, plus artist's proof


1.1 My Total Potential (detail)






1.2 My Inspiration For This Piece
Digital lithograph on archival paper
700mm x 1 000mm | Edition of 5, plus artist's proof






1.2 My Inspiration For This Piece (detail)






1.3 A Minute (For Mass Production)
Digital print with ball-point pen on paper
150mm x 150mm | Edition unlimited

Monday, February 21, 2011

Section 2: The Hole You Can Always Make Deeper, But Can Never Get Out Of

Section 2:
THE HOLE YOU CAN ALWAYS MAKE DEEPER, BUT CAN NEVER GET OUT OF
2.1.1 Invention to Pass Time (I)
Digital lithograph on archival paper
300mm x 300mm | Edition of 12, plus artist's proof

2.1.2 Invention to Pass Time (II)
Digital lithograph on archival paper
1 000mm x 700mm | Edition of 5, plus artist's proof


2.2.1 Invention for a Friday Night
Digital lithograph on archival paper
297mm x 420mm | Edition of 12, plus artist's proof
2.2.2 Invention to Keep Friends Together
Digital lithograph on archival paper
297mm x 420mm | Edition of 12, plus artist's proof

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Section 3: (Do)Lorem Ipsum


Section 3:
(DO)LOREM IPSUM


3.1 A Question of Integrity
Digital lithograph on archival paper | 1 000mm x 700mm | Edition of 5, plus artist's proof

3.1 A Question of Integrity (detail)


3.2.1 Ursa Nova
Digital lithograph on archival paper | 235mm x 180mm | Edition of 12, plus artist's proof

3.2.2 Gyps Orionus
Digital lithograph on archival paper | 235mm x 180mm | Edition of 12, plus artist's proof

3.2.3 Lupus Domesticus
Digital lithograph on archival paper | 235mm x 180mm | Edition of 12, plus artist's proof

3.2.4 Draconis Opportunus
Digital lithograph on archival paper | 235mm x 180mm | Edition of 12, plus artist's proof

3.2.5 Phoenicis Styx
Digital lithograph on paper | 235mm x 180mm Edition of 12, plus artist’s proof


3.3 A Moment of Great Significance
Laser cut rubber stamp, yellowwood block, cypress handle, spray-painted black | 60mm x 45mm x 94mm

3.3 A Moment of Great Significance
Stamp Ink on Paper | 60mm x 45mm Edition undefined.