Lorna Mills - Zen Dog at Some Walls in Oakland, California. Curated by Chris Ashley. Until May 9, 2010.
Zen Dog 2010 digital prints hand glazed with acrylic varnish, 5'x4'
When the pages flutter in the ambient breezes is it a tad giffish?
No they're too heavy because they are printed and glazed on both sides of the paper. The crinkle from the glaze on the paper makes them extremely reflective and dynamic as the viewer moves around the piece.
I'd like to see a video of that (as the viewer moves around the piece). The reflective bits would shift. I guess that's the price a person pays for not living in Oakland.
One word. Luscious.
Thank you Thom. I'll show it in town one of these days. (I'm working on a companion print for it, from the other side of the figurine)
Shiny Dog!
Gorgeous.
I saw some of these printouts in person. They are sumptuous. Unfortunately the dog image here doesn't give enough sense of scale. The picture makes it look a bit dinky and wrinkly, but in reality it's immersive, object-like and juicy.
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Lorna Mills - Zen Dog at Some Walls in Oakland, California. Curated by Chris Ashley. Until May 9, 2010.
Zen Dog 2010 digital prints hand glazed with acrylic varnish, 5'x4'
- L.M. 4-09-2010 5:50 am
When the pages flutter in the ambient breezes is it a tad giffish?
- M.Jean 4-10-2010 3:00 pm
No they're too heavy because they are printed and glazed on both sides of the paper. The crinkle from the glaze on the paper makes them extremely reflective and dynamic as the viewer moves around the piece.
- L.M. 4-10-2010 3:20 pm
I'd like to see a video of that (as the viewer moves around the piece). The reflective bits would shift. I guess that's the price a person pays for not living in Oakland.
- M.Jean 4-10-2010 5:01 pm
One word. Luscious.
- thom (guest) 4-10-2010 11:48 pm
Thank you Thom. I'll show it in town one of these days. (I'm working on a companion print for it, from the other side of the figurine)
- L.M. 4-11-2010 12:36 am
Shiny Dog!
Gorgeous.
- RMV (guest) 4-15-2010 5:35 pm
I saw some of these printouts in person. They are sumptuous. Unfortunately the dog image here doesn't give enough sense of scale. The picture makes it look a bit dinky and wrinkly, but in reality it's immersive, object-like and juicy.
- sally mckay 4-15-2010 6:11 pm