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amokwriter
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Metal , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
There will be better times, which will be other times, that will be bader times ...
»Night calls« is part of the »Better Times« art project. — The photo cycle »Better Times« — ordinary motifs, seen in an unusual way — is an attack on seeing and thinking: a destruction of familiar image patterns and an alienation of the categories we use to arrange them in our worldview.
At a time when hardly any photo escapes rape by Photoshop and other weapons… of advertising, the pictures of »Better Times« are a counterattack, freeing objects from the captivity of marketing.
All images are digitally alienated, partially with AI algorithms. They are printed on Alu-Dibond.
Signed and dated on the back. The artwork is ready to hang.
»Night calls« is part of the »Better Times« art project. — The photo cycle »Better Times« — ordinary motifs, seen in an unusual way — is an attack on seeing and thinking: a destruction of familiar image patterns and an alienation of the categories we use to arrange them in our worldview.
At a time when hardly any photo escapes rape by Photoshop and other weapons… of advertising, the pictures of »Better Times« are a counterattack, freeing objects from the captivity of marketing.
All images are digitally alienated, partially with AI algorithms. They are printed on Alu-Dibond.
Signed and dated on the back. The artwork is ready to hang.
amokwriter
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Originally a novelist, amokwriter — that's Olaf Trunschke's nickname — broadens his expression using mediums like iPhone photography and digital manipulation. Utilizing unconventional perspectives, AI algorithms, and vibrant art filters, he captures commoditized everyday objects with a fresh, alienated lens. His artwork juxtaposes normative aesthetics, inciting eye-opening disruption, while underscoring the artifice of our consumer-oriented era.
