Chris Dorland

Untitled (data haven), 2021172.7 x 304.8cmPrice on Request

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acrylic polymer, pigment, gesso, uv coating with aluminum stretcher bars on linenNiCOLETTiLondon

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This vibrant abstract artwork features a kaleidoscope of colors, textures, and shapes that create a dynamic, energetic composition. The canvas is layered with brushstrokes and splatters of paint in shades of blue, red, white, and black, evoking a sense of movement and chaos. The overall style is expressive and gestural, with the artist's technique of layering and scraping the paint adding depth and complexity to the piece. This work reflects the artist's exploration of the interplay between control and spontaneity, capturing the essence of the urban experience. ...

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Artist

Chris Dorland

1978 , Canadian

Chris Dorland (b.1978) is a Canadian/American artist living and working in New York. Chris Dorland’s work is a dystopian vision of the human-built world filtered through the sublimated violence of abstraction, consumerism and technology. Working with a variety of screens, scanners and drones, Dorland is interested in the ways in which machines increasingly perceive, record and reproduce the world through data visualization, scanning hardware and other optical devices. Dorland’s role in the studio becomes that of a technician as he moves between the scanning devices and printers, allowing the various machines to document, distort and produce new images of the world. ...