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Denis Santelli
France
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480 pieces
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Ink on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 23.4x16.5in
About this artwork
A very original work in acrylic ink, very watercolor, in a modern and contemporary style with its neon pop art colors. It is a drawing or even a digital, geometric type calligraphy, which of course evokes nature.
Impressionist artists, Monet and later Van Gogh would paint on the motif, here it involves 3D scanning of real plants and flowers. The polygonal mesh of its 3D models is preserved to make the digital structure visible. Using 3D software,… these entities, which have become digital, are broken by an algorithm.
The wire drawing of the mesh obtained is then transferred to paper using a robot, a Pen Plotter. Finally these drawings are reworked directly by hand. It is therefore a real/virtual/real cycle which mixes simulation, robotics and reality.
Accidents due to the medium of ink mingle with the coldness of the robotic outline and the algorithmic complexity bringing softness, lightness and humanity.
Impressionist artists, Monet and later Van Gogh would paint on the motif, here it involves 3D scanning of real plants and flowers. The polygonal mesh of its 3D models is preserved to make the digital structure visible. Using 3D software,… these entities, which have become digital, are broken by an algorithm.
The wire drawing of the mesh obtained is then transferred to paper using a robot, a Pen Plotter. Finally these drawings are reworked directly by hand. It is therefore a real/virtual/real cycle which mixes simulation, robotics and reality.
Accidents due to the medium of ink mingle with the coldness of the robotic outline and the algorithmic complexity bringing softness, lightness and humanity.
Denis Santelli
France
Credentials
- Established Artist
Denis Santelli moves between classical and digital art. He fuses traditional techniques, 3D modeling and robotics. His works speak of our relationship with the virtual, with all-powerful data, and question our humanity in an entirely digitized era.
