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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 32.3x20.1in
About this artwork
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
This series stems from an age-old question: what came first, the chicken or the egg?
Philosophers, writers, and artists have reflected on it for centuries. I, too, decided to express it in my own language: the language of light, image, and multidimensional art. Made in various forms from the same idea.
The first format is a print on handmade paper with a QR code. This code accesses augmented reality: an… egg-shaped portal appears within the image. Thus, the viewer sees not only the hen, but also the boundary between the visible and the hidden, between form and origin.
The second form is created using the Yakobi method.
In this same work, it is the only piece in this series, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?", which I will continue creating. Other chickens, other egg-portals.
…clo… clo …clo… Where are you coming from? Where are you going?
#metamodernism
This series stems from an age-old question: what came first, the chicken or the egg?
Philosophers, writers, and artists have reflected on it for centuries. I, too, decided to express it in my own language: the language of light, image, and multidimensional art. Made in various forms from the same idea.
The first format is a print on handmade paper with a QR code. This code accesses augmented reality: an… egg-shaped portal appears within the image. Thus, the viewer sees not only the hen, but also the boundary between the visible and the hidden, between form and origin.
The second form is created using the Yakobi method.
In this same work, it is the only piece in this series, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?", which I will continue creating. Other chickens, other egg-portals.
…clo… clo …clo… Where are you coming from? Where are you going?
#metamodernism
Lina Yakobi
Spain
Credentials
- Works on commission
Lina Yakobi is a multidisciplinary artist originally from the USSR and based in Marbella, who fuses painting, light, sound, artificial intelligence, and augmented reality in her works. Her technique is based on the Yakobi method.
He creates works that change before your eyes. At first glance, you see a painting—for example, a simple image on the canvas. But when you turn off the light, a completely different, luminous image appears. It's not a decorative effect: it's two distinct works that form a single piece.
With one QR code, you can discover an additional digital layer and experience an afterimage effect. Another access point allows you to even interact with a digital entity integrated into the artwork. This AISDV (Living Digital Being) is part of the art, not an AI tool. And with the other QR code, you'll see it in AR (augmented reality) and listen to IMDart music.
Each IMDart piece is not just an image on the wall, but an experience that unfolds step by step. It is art to be discovered, explored, and lived.
He creates works that change before your eyes. At first glance, you see a painting—for example, a simple image on the canvas. But when you turn off the light, a completely different, luminous image appears. It's not a decorative effect: it's two distinct works that form a single piece.
With one QR code, you can discover an additional digital layer and experience an afterimage effect. Another access point allows you to even interact with a digital entity integrated into the artwork. This AISDV (Living Digital Being) is part of the art, not an AI tool. And with the other QR code, you'll see it in AR (augmented reality) and listen to IMDart music.
Each IMDart piece is not just an image on the wall, but an experience that unfolds step by step. It is art to be discovered, explored, and lived.