Category Archives: Post-digital Painterly Abstractions

Around Oom Paul

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Cnr. Rissik Street, Johannesburg (NE, 00:30am)

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Yeoville

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Post Roma Contemporanea

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His and Hers

60 x 84 cm at 300dpi.

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Resolution Gallery

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Discovery

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Tiger Tiger

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Melrose Arch Sidewalk

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Yes, we have a soul, but it’s made of lots of tiny robots

Si, abbiamo un anima. Ma è fatta di tanti picoli robot. Yes, we have a soul. But it’s made of lots of tiny robots. — Giulio Gioreli (1997 cited in Dennett 2003, Freedom Evolves)

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Relic I

A highlight of the ‘Temple Stadia’ series. The holy grail. The objectification of our true religion, of competition, the unreacable promise of completion and closure. The idol of sentimental aspiration. From 100 photographs of trophies. That something we yearn for, … Continue reading

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Mall Composure

From 26 images taken with a Nokia e71 walking through Sandton City on my way to the Joburg Art Fair. I’ve often wondered at the sometimes negligible difference between mannequins and some personae. Can’t help but notice their nose is … Continue reading

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Lilith

Drawing a shroud on a distant yet lucid recollection a visitation, in its place drawing a shroud that is impossible to draw on a memory of falling upwards through a veil, teased touched tormented yet consoled and even requited in … Continue reading

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Cheribium

I sifted through literally hundreds of search engine results for photographs of team mascots. While those cutsey babies with wings are popularly but ‘incorrectly’ called cherubs, the real things are strange allegedly rather fierce mythical beings that bridge the physical … Continue reading

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Body Language (of Emmanuel Radnitzky)

58 of Emmanuel Radnitzky AKA Man Ray’s photographs of female nudes. While not intentional, the visual resonance with Marcel Duchamp’s ‘Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2′ is hardly surprising, in fact I’ve been meaning work around that for a while. … Continue reading

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Pieza Principal

Reinterpreting Diego Velázquez’s ‘Las Maninas’ (‘The Maids of Honour’) by breaking the original composition into seven visual concepts. Then sourced, combined and averaged at least ten images per concept and in turn combined and averaged those. It relates to ‘Charisma’ … Continue reading

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Pictures in a Modern Style

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Congregation

Again using search engines to source many photographs, in this case for the search term ‘fans’ and composing them into average image of the crowds occupying the stands. The third instalment in the ‘Testaments Stadia’ series.

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Deaconry

I used search engines to source photographs via the search term ‘national team’, mostly groups of athletes posing in uniform for typical group shots. This is the second instalment in the ‘Testament Stadia’ series.

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The Temple

Dedicated to what is arguably the greatest religion of our time, competition. Satelite photographs of the world’s fifteen largest stadia, super-imposed, aligned and merged into a single image. The first piece from the ‘Testament Stadia’ series. Suggested Reading: The End … Continue reading

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