performative digital prints
I went and updated the Compressionism documentation video a bit, and put it up on YouTube. These are performative prints made by strapping on a scanner, computer and battery pack, then traversing the landscape - sometimes printing digitally, other times transforming the images with hand-made / traditional techniques. The video shows some work, and how it was made, from my Call and Response solo show earlier this year; new digital work is now showing at Haydn Shaughnessy, and here are some new prints (both digital and traditional) I just finished producing for Art on Paper Gallery (Johannesburg).
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Pingback by University Update - YouTube - performative digital prints — 05 August 2007 @ 6:49 pm
I find your blog -your posts- self indulgent and self promoting to the extreme, this aside your work - your work in art -is interesting dont doubt this-let go
Comment by enough — 16 December 2007 @ 3:32 am
hi “enough.” with regards to the first half of your comment, i used to do a lot more posts about other artists when i was involved in a larger community in south africa; but now that i’m working on my phd, i’ve been fairly invested in my own practice and research. there are plenty of other sites our there who write on SA art, or digital art, more generally - check them out! if that’s what you are looking for here, well, i might get back to it one day after my degree is done, but if you are bored with my occasional updates at present, i’d say to just stop visiting my blog, or at least come less regularly and skim it. that’s what i do with most blogs….
i have no idea what you are trying to say in the second half of your comment - the grammar is a bit off - but i think you are complimenting my art. if so, thanks!
Comment by nathaniel — 16 December 2007 @ 6:15 pm