Description

Digital C-print in aluminium black matte powder-coated frame. 113 x 160.7 x 5.1 cm. Edition of 15 + 2AP. Wade Guyton is known for his ground-breaking body of work that explores our evolving relationship to images in the Digital age. In the production of his work, Guyton utilises and decisively mis-uses common-place digital technologies, such as smart phone images, desktop computers, scanners, and inkjet printers. The resulting paintings, drawings and photographs document beautiful technological accidents that illuminate the entanglement of technology with our daily lives. This edition, taken from the artist's Zeichnungen publications, depicts a stack of Guyton's drawings on his studio floor. Dissolving the space between the site of production and the gallery, the image queries the relationship between the artist, their processed and the images that they put out into the world.