Mountains of floppy disks, VHS tapes, polaroids and cassettes. This combination of media played a massive part in how a generation growing up in the 1980s and 1990s learned about the world.
As media is rapidly absorbed into the World Wide Web, the physical media formats of the past have been deemed obsolete. This represents a big shift away from real world objects, driving towards a human existence that is ultimately governed by countless intangible data files.
The paintings in this book seek to simply highlight a new movement, which is becoming increasingly apparent as an important cultural and social transition of our time. Will humans be forever compatible with our own technology?
All proceeds will go to Oxfam, a global movement of people working with others to overcome poverty and suffering.




pklesitz says
Excellent!
posted at 04:50am May 02 PST
r_sail says
very cool stuff.
posted at 10:26am Apr 20 PST
DAB4Y says
GREATAS A BOOK BUT ALSO AS LARGE WALL PIECES. SOME OF THE BEST WORK IS COMING OUT OF GREAT BRITON I THINK.
posted at 07:35am Apr 19 PST