Below: Datastream Arabesque #8 ( detail with texture )
Showing posts with label arabic art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arabic art. Show all posts
Monday, 10 June 2019
MOXY DOWNTOWN: ON THE UP
Very pleased that the super-funky designer hotel MOXY DOWNTOWN NYC - which features a series of my digital mosaic tiles in the lobby - has been nominated for the Condé Nast Reader's Choice Award. No doubt part of its amazing success is the contribution of interior designer Kim Edwards who infused the hotel with her playful, eclectic, and energetic sense of aesthetics. Well done, Kim!
About the Datastream Arabesques: Each composition is made of fragments of other compositions that were broken up, partially deleted and then recomposed. In other words, it was a digital version of smashing up a load of ceramics in order to create a mosaic from the fragments. The artwork evolved naturally into a series of Futuroid Arabic motifs, which I'm still experimenting with, but haven't released yet.
Tuesday, 13 June 2017
U.S...AIN'T
Experimenting with random shapes, saw a familiar form trying to emerge, so ran with it. Fans of Philip K. Dick might be especially appreciative - PKD is a big influence on a lot of contemporary artists. Not that you'd know that if you go by what academics write, but you can usually spot aficionados a mile away, just from the art they produce.
Below: Alt History Flag, Vector Drawing with texture, 2017.
Labels:
arabic art,
flags,
geometric art,
USA
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