Printmaking, conceptual and installation art
Today I did my first GPS drawing in a couple of years. This time I traced—as near as I could—the boundaries of the City of Somerville on my bike. Here are two versions of the results: The magenta/yellow is the path I took on my bike. The white is the official boundaries of the city.
Continue Reading “Piece for “Invested Landscape”, Coming to the Nave Gallery Sep 7″
This was something that had been in the back of my mind for a while, just a lark, just something to play with. I thought I’d cruise through Google Earth and take screenshots of various cloverleaves along the interstates in the area. Funny thing: there aren’t as many traditional 4-lobed cloverleaf interchanges as you’d expect,
I’m playing with random constructions again, this time using a field of noise to create pixel-points of various colors with which to construct transparent vector polygons of my choosing. More about that later, I’m kinda beat. Anyway, here are two samples: