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Space Debris [m'aider]

Six works from the _Placement_ series were on exhibition at the Art Blocks Gallery in Marfa, Texas from May – October, 2022. 

_Placement_ is a series of 500 artworks that are iteratively generated by an algorithm built by the artist. These hard-edge color-fields are visual representations of the underlying code; their color juxtapositions provoke a long look that goes beyond ‘seeing’. The frame assists in this process as it emphasizes concentration akin to the design of a digital display. The mechanisms of production – code and silkscreen – fade away to present artworks of pure color projected onto a screen or laid on top of paper. In this way, the artist relates the allure of vivid, saturated ink to the mesmerizing glow of a digital display. Cooper is engaged with themes such as digital materiality and the phenomenological.

Placement

Exhibit 3291 is an ode to the Bauhaus art and design philosophy and style. The Bauhaus design movement started in the early 20th century by Walter Gropius. Bauhaus art and design is recognized by its unique approach to architecture and design noted especially for a program that synthesizes technology, craftsmanship, and design aesthetics. The Bauhaus style is recognized by it's simplicity, pure lines, and geometric shapes, combined with primary-colored chromatic palettes. 

Exhibit 3291 (E.3291) humbly and with honor continues in this timeless tradition. Each mint embraces “ little ornamentation and focuses on balanced forms and abstract shapes ', Exhibit 3291 takes its cue from the classic 1923 Bauhaus Exhibition poster. Using this composition as a template, E.3291 generates unique pieces of art steeped in the Bauhaus tradition. Each E.3291 has a color scheme and variations on the template, including additional lines, shapes and outlines. 

It is my hope that as a collector you feel part of this historic art and design movement.

To request a print, please visit https://www.cryptobauhaus.com/exhibit-3291

Exhibition: 3291

All maps are presented as-is with no guarantee of accuracy or completeness, and are provided without any warranty whatsoever, either express or implied. In no event shall The Artist be held liable for any damages or loss of profits arising from use of the maps, which may not be suitable for legal, engineering, financial, or navigational purposes.

Any resemblance to real locations is purely coincidental, and nothing perceived by the viewer is to be construed as a "legal description". All markings, sections, symbols, patterns, and other visual elements are purely aesthetic devices; they should not be interpreted as geographical, topographical, meteorological, biological, economic, sociological, or political phenomena. Furthermore, all perceived textures, imperfections, shadows, and marks of damage are mere simulations of an analog printing process, and in no way imply the or existence of, or ownership over, a corresponding physical paper map or anything the map may appear to depict.

The maps are not intended to provide any utility to the buyer. All sales are final, and refunds will not be given for any misprints, discolorations, inaccuracies, imprecisions, or unintended features of any kind.

All maps are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 License.

Maps of Nothing

Inspired by Dutch artist Piet Mondrian. Made with an interest in color theory and a love for color in general.

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