Art/ist Round-up #16
Shining a spotlight on digital art and artists I am loving this week.
Hello, and welcome back to Art/ist Round-up.
My 5 discoveries (in no particular order) are:
‘You said it wouldn't hurt’ by @RL0RENZ
Starting this week’s selection off with an abstract work from RL. I love the textures in this piece with the combination of brush marks and graffiti art. There’s a great energy in this piece that always demands my attention.
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You said it wouldn't hurt (2023) ‘Rock formation’ by @danaAfanego
I’m a big fan of Dana and proud to say I’m also a collector of her works. I love this piece, that’s originally from a physical work. The use of white on black is really impactful, and I like the connection it has to nature. Beautiful.
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Rock formation (2023) ‘REMEDY’ by @lucclop
Luc is an artist I greatly admire, both for his digital abstractions and the voice he provides in our space. ‘REMEDY’ is a striking piece of abstract art, I love the layering with large brush marks at the front, and glitch textures fading off into the distance. Every time I look at this piece I see something new. Love it.
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REMEDY (2023) ‘Encore’ by @carved_canvas
Carved Canvas is a new artist on the scene and immediately stands out. In a space that is predominantly digital, any piece that is made from physical work catches my eye. I love the layering and the different weights. One to keep an eye on.
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Encore (2023) ‘the feeling of good news’ by @quietmaybe
I really love this new piece from Travis. It’s colourful and has a vibrancy that is not always easy to find in the digital art space. It has a great mixture of marks, some look digital while others look textured, and possibly scanned in. It’s a piece that keeps me guessing and I enjoy it.
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