stumm
Graphic prints
Overview of my large-format graphic prints (from 2010 on)
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| title: | Three Bean Counters in Hell Called Infinity. (Ellis, Meissner and Nicolai Aby Their Mortal Sin – to Impose Ban on Thinking.) |
| artist: | stumm |
| year: | 2019 |
| tech: | 'digital woodcut', Ink jet print (pigment ink) on tracing paper, mounted on gray beige canvas |
| size: | 1840 x 2200 mm |
| number: | 2 prints |
| links: |  in context in high resolution |
| title: | Quack Hossenfelder. (The High Priest of Cage System Housing Vents Her Spleen About the Impossibleness To Fly.) |
| artist: | stumm |
| year: | 2019 |
| tech: | 'digital woodcut', Ink jet print (pigment ink) on tracing paper, mounted on gray beige canvas |
| size: | 1840 x 2200 mm |
| number: | 2 prints |
| links: | in context in high resolution |
| title: | The Setting Screws of the Universe. (Friedmann and Einstein at the Dead End of their Circus Act) |
| artist: | stumm |
| year: | 2018 |
| tech: | Ink jet print (pigment ink) on tracing paper, mounted on gray beige canvas |
| size: | 1840 x 2200 mm |
| number: | 2 prints |
| links: | in context in high resolution |
| title: | Futurist Spin (Begin of WW1) |
| artist: | stumm |
| year: | 2014 |
| tech: | screen print on paper |
| size: | 1840 x 2200 mm |
| number: | 2 prints |
| links: | in context in high resolution |
| title: | Heaven's Fitters |
| artist: | stumm |
| year: | 2013 |
| tech: | screen print on paper |
| size: | 1840 x 2200 mm |
| number: | 2 prints |
| links: | in context in high resolution |
| title: | Two Sculptures in the Art Gallery |
| artist: | stumm |
| year: | 2011 |
| tech: | Ink jet print (pigment ink) on tracing paper, mounted on gray beige canvas |
| size: | 1840 x 2200 mm |
| number: | 2 prints |
| links: | in context in high resolution |
| title: | Set of Chairs |
| artist: | stumm |
| year: | 2010 |
| tech: | Ink jet print (pigment ink) on tracing paper, mounted on gray beige canvas |
| size: | 1840 x 2200 mm |
| number: | 2 prints |
| links: | in context in high resolution |
The technical capabilities of digital art push contemporary graphics in contemporary directions – like video art or game design, virtual reality, 3D animations, animated pixel art (Gif) etc. (works I admire the most are from the beginning of the century: FREEware/DELAware).
But my own digital approach is by contrast traditional rather and looks hand-made from a distance. It is pure (large-format) graphic print hanging on the wall, a mix ('collage') of digital woodcut, drypoint and digital brushstrokes. – And most specifically: it is not 'photoshopped', not 'digital painting' and not pixel art. It is all vector art.
(An art gallery for selling the prints will be named here soon.)
