‘Ikebana’, one of my restructured photographs, was accepted into a juried show at the Los Angeles Digital Art Center. It’s a 32″x 12″ semi-floral image that abstracts a photograph I took of a restaurant district in Osaka. I’m looking forward to seeing the work on paper, as I haven’t yet been able to find an affordable printer in NYC.
If you live in/around LA, stop by the gallery between April 10 and May 3 to see my work and that of a whopping 39 others. I’m going to see if I can make it to the opening on April 10, since I’ll be in San Francisco that week/end.
The images were created with Processing.
More information on the LACDA website.
Hi, cool image! I’ve got an image in that show as well, so I hope to see you there at the opening. As far as printing, I like to use EZprints.com, I get many of my images for exhibitions printed through them, they do a great job. Congrats!
Thanks, Jeff. I’m looking forward to seeing the work of all the others in person, although I doubt I can make the opening. Which piece of yours is in the show? I’ll definitely give that printing service a try soon.
Hi David, the piece of mine that made it is called “Wormhole” and can be seen on the first page of my website at http://www.animalu.com. I have to say I really like the layout and design of thingsiam.com. Is that your own design? It rocks!
Thanks for the link, I was looking through a number of your photographs before. Yes, I did design and build my website. I’m glad you like it.