Joshua Bennie’s greyscale, smartphone sized portraits explore our shared digital culture. Typically, contemporary net-art is associated with notions of maximalism. Images of consumer durables, haute couture, logo edits and glitched-out geometric renderings pervade post-internet micro trends. Scottish digital artist Josh Bennie distils themes and ideas habitual to Cyber Ghetto, Vaporwave fonts and Seapunk into his stark, …
Pure Honey’s manic digital aesthetic is an internet-inspired collision of mind, body, soul and technology. Pure Honey is the alias of Troy Ford, a member of Glitch Artists Collective – a sprawling community of like-minded digital artists. Across interconnected Tumblr blogs and Facebook groups, its members share glitched-out 2D and 3D creations. His output lies slightly outside of Glitch …
Contemporary net-art movements imbue Nicole Ruggiero’s minimalist 3D aesthetic. In an interview with The Creators Project, the New York-based digital artist laments “People view technology, and the internet especially, as this elusive and sometimes even threatening void’, she explains ‘I think that it’s wonderful what technology can now do for us: mobile communication, interconnectivity across the globe. It’s beautiful …
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Ruth Shaffer’s heady animated 3D aesthetic is the result of a methodical academic fusion. As a student of UCLA’s school of Design Media Arts and UCLA’s School of Cognitive Psychology, Ruth Shaffer aims to merge ‘the complexities of the human mind with design in order to create innovative solutions in both the fields of computerized technology …
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Severed human appendages, lifeless mannequins and a cast of glitchy marble busts inhabit the bizarre visual world of Spanish digital artist Bartolomé García. Employing the 3D skills that shape his videogame and graphic design studies, Bartolomé García experiments with technology ‘in a more artistic way’ than his academic pursuits allow. The resulting dreamscapes are bizarre manipulations of form and …
The abstract, internet-aware 3D work of Blake Kathryn is digital bliss. Blake Kathryn’s surrealist renderings demonstrate a deft command of digital art tools and a well-defined aesthetic that plays on visual tropes associated with 90’s CGI. Her work has courted the attention of an impressive list of big name clients that includes Macy’s, Microsoft, Animoto and Nooklyn. …
Her Future-Trap music goes as hard as her neon-pink digital aesthetic glows. Jess Audrey is a New York-based audiovisual artist and member of the sprawling roster of producers and graphic designers creating artwork for Bass-led, Future Trap collective NUMERALS. Her output for the label, alongside collaborator NOAH B, demonstrates an uncanny mastery in the fields of contemporary electronic music …
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Yoko Honda celebrates 80’s hedonism through a charming palette of retro iconography, pretty pastel shapes and wonky squiggles. Who doesn’t love the 80’s?. For a tonne of graphic designers, producers and fashionistas like Yoko Honda, it’s visual tropes make for an endlessly inspiring, creative springboard. She pulls color, form and conceptual cues from ‘that’ look into her work …
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