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A parameter sweep of Dmitri Cherniak's ringers realised in black white and yellow

Available for 24 hours on September 28, 2023

Dmitri Cherniak

Dmitri Cherniak reconfigures his pioneering series with a silkscreen print that nods to the algorithmic parameters of Generative art.

Available for 24 hours on September 28, 2023

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Dmitri Cherniak

Dmitri Cherniak reconfigures his pioneering series with a silkscreen print that nods to the algorithmic parameters of Generative art.

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So Youn Lee

So Youn Lee’s candy-hued protagonist looks back with a question.

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Mark Whalen

Mark Whalen’s greyscale character looms from a soft pink haze of morning light.

a pale background with repeated dots and lines in various shapes and colours

Releasing on September 27, 2023

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Bridget Mullen

Rhythm, repetition and experimentation converge in a series of unique monotypes.

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Hiroya Kurata

A child slides free from reality in Hiroya Kurata’s sun-kissed vignette.

Generative artist Tyler Hobbs inspecting the contents of his sketchbook

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Marcus Jansen

Afro Painter is an abstract rebellion against conformity.

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So Youn Lee

So Youn Lee’s candy-hued protagonist looks back with a question.

Print

Mark Whalen

Mark Whalen’s greyscale character looms from a soft pink haze of morning light.

Releasing on September 27, 2023

Series

Bridget Mullen

Rhythm, repetition and experimentation converge in a series of unique monotypes.

Print

Hiroya Kurata

A child slides free from reality in Hiroya Kurata’s sun-kissed vignette.

6 days ago

Advisory

What is Generative Art?

From early pioneers to the arrival of Web3, here's what you need to know about the movement shaking up the art world.

Print

Marcus Jansen

Afro Painter is an abstract rebellion against conformity.

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Tahnee Lonsdale

For as long as she can remember, Tahnee Lonsdale has needed to paint. “I’ve always had to work to feel normal", she says. “It’s very therapeutic. It’s a bit like journaling". On canvas, she uses layered oil paints to create a haven of emotional divinity. Her portraits are totemic, genderlessness and intuitive. Limbs and bodies entwine and entangle – the embraces are warm but claustrophobic. In all of Lonsdale’s work, there’s a push and pull between heaven and earth. Go lightly (2022) is one painting that shows a group of figures that could easily be a gaggle of fallen angels. Their heads reach high into the sky, but their feet drag down, heavily.

Moe uses a chainsaw in her workshop to carve large wooden sculpture

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Moe Nakamura

Moe Nakamura believes in hope. “From the moment we are born, the only way to establish ourselves is by believing in a world that has already been created by others." Optimistically, she believes in the world but she’s also critical of how it could be better. Nakamura is inspired by Japanese folklore, nature and kawaii figures – soft and plastic toys similar to anime characters which are often brightly coloured with exaggerated expressions. In part, they remind her of her childhood and play. These nods to contemporary culture, along with Nakamura’s use of social media, contrast with her use of traditional Japanese carving. This is a tension at the heart of her work. The old and the new endlessly collide.

1 collaboration

Artist

Tahnee Lonsdale

For as long as she can remember, Tahnee Lonsdale has needed to paint. “I’ve always had to work to feel normal", she says. “It’s very therapeutic. It’s a bit like journaling". On canvas, she uses layered oil paints to create a haven of emotional divinity. Her portraits are totemic, genderlessness and intuitive. Limbs and bodies entwine and entangle – the embraces are warm but claustrophobic. In all of Lonsdale’s work, there’s a push and pull between heaven and earth. Go lightly (2022) is one painting that shows a group of figures that could easily be a gaggle of fallen angels. Their heads reach high into the sky, but their feet drag down, heavily.

Upcoming release

Artist

Moe Nakamura

Moe Nakamura believes in hope. “From the moment we are born, the only way to establish ourselves is by believing in a world that has already been created by others." Optimistically, she believes in the world but she’s also critical of how it could be better. Nakamura is inspired by Japanese folklore, nature and kawaii figures – soft and plastic toys similar to anime characters which are often brightly coloured with exaggerated expressions. In part, they remind her of her childhood and play. These nods to contemporary culture, along with Nakamura’s use of social media, contrast with her use of traditional Japanese carving. This is a tension at the heart of her work. The old and the new endlessly collide.

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