DIGITALISM at Context Fine Art

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8 animations of my 3d models are shown on a TV

Looking at my work QUADRAMID V

Megan Alves, me and Context gallery owner Christopher Richards

From left: Artist Kasumi, Jenniffer Omaitz and me

Laura and Gary Dumm

left: RESOLVER I by me
right: Jenniffer Omaitz

left: QUADRABAR III by me
right: Jenniffer Omaitz

Meagan Smith

Artist Justin Brennan (in black)

Artist Catherine Lentini

Looking through my 3d printed hash sign with my work PYRALUX V on the right in the distance

Painting by Jenniffer Omaitz and my 3d printed MODEL CITIZEN on the right

Weaving by Meagan Smith and painting by Jenniffer Omaitz

I was awarded the Ohio Arts Council Artists with Disabilities Access Program Grant (ADAP)

DIGITALISM Exhibition – 3D Derivative Artworks and 3D Animations

Thrilled about my upcoming show with Jenniffer Omaitz and Meagan Smith titled “Digitalism” at Context Fine Art with openings on September 18 and September 20.

I’ll be showing new router cut prints on acrylic of work derived from 3d virtual models.

In addition to the artworks, I will also be showing 8 animations of my 3D work on a TV. Four of the animations are the ‘Parents’ to the artworks in the show. The other four are structures that hover between art and architecture. The animations are choreographed with music and there will be headphones to listen.

DIGITALISM
Context Fine Art is located at 78th Street Studios, 3rd Floor
1300 W. 78th Street, 1305 W 80th St, Cleveland, OH 44102

Opening; Wednesday September 18, 6-8pm
Third Friday’s 5-9pm or by Appointment

Pictured:
RESOLVER I
cnc cut out uv inkjet on acrylic mounted to composite aluminum
derived from virtual 3d model.

The following are stills from the animations of structures that blur boundaries between art and architecture.

MONUMENT TO SOCIAL MEDIA

TELOFLUX

STELLA OCTANGULA

STELLA OCTANGULA

ASTRADOME

ASTRADOME

This is a screencast clip one of those, STELLA OCTANGULA, being rendered. I sped up the clip 6 times showing 2 frames being rendered. This animation in total has 1,800 frames and took 25 hours to render. The renderings are choreographed with music and there will be headphones to listen.

I was awarded the Ohio Arts Council’s Artists With Disabilities Access Program (ADAP) Grant for fiscal year 2024.