This painting, Born with Every Bright Morning by Chris Murtagh, is a delight for anyone familiar with the streets of Digbeth, Birmingham.
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This painting, Born with Every Bright Morning by Chris Murtagh, is a delight for anyone familiar with the streets of Digbeth, Birmingham.
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Etsuko Ichikawa takes molten glass and swirls it around on paper. The end results are beautiful, like the finest of brushstrokes rendered in carbon, and the process itself is entrancing. This is a lovely film by Alistair Banks Griffin.
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It’s like photorealistic vintage glitch art, or something.
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“It’s as if I’ve pressed the fast-forward on a video machine, then hit the pause button, so reality comes to a stand-still. I speed up and slow down the colours. What remains is a distorted moment — classically painted, oil on canvas — which, upon closer inspection is very abstract, but from distance looks real.”
I’m not sure if I’m disapointed that these aren’t based on actual freeze-frames or pleased that he’s taken the aesthetics of the distorition and applied it to new work, and that uncertainty pleases me.
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Nick Gentry takes redundant storage media, mainly 3.5″ floppies, and uses them as his canvas. I particularly like the smaller ones, for some reason.
Loads more in 2010 and 2011 sets. Here’s a slideshow of recent work:
And a video:
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Always been a fan of these ships for obvious reasons. Not sure I’ve seen Edward Wadsworth’s paintings of them before, though I feel I should have. via YMFY.