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Banquet Still Life (after Adriaen van Utrecht, 1644) 2016 Video animation 6 minute loop 🦞 DM for details. 🦞 #GordonCheung #BritishChineseArtist #BritishChineseArt #GlitchArt #GlitchArtistsCollective #Glitched #AlgorithmArt #GlitchArtwork #FutureArt #AbrahamMignon #HansBollongier #HahnemuhleArt #FlowerArt #StillLifeArt #InternetArt #OnlineArt #QuarantineArt #LockdownArt #GlitchArtist #HistoryArt #PixelArt #DigitalArt #StillLifeGlitch https://www.instagram.com/p/CHvCjZ8FjXK/?igshid=111euwoxccjvw

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What is the idea behind a glitch? In a video by Cristea Roberts from early last year, Gordon Cheung speaks about the origins of the glitch method and what it means in his works. ⛲️ “Over the past few years, Gordon Cheung has created a series of prints using images of seventeenth-century Dutch still-life paintings taken from the online archive of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Using an open source computer algorithm which sorts the pixels, Cheung ‘glitches’ the images, making them appear as though they are dissolving”. – Cristea Roberts ⛲️ #GordonCheung #BritishChineseArtist #BritishChineseArt #GlitchArt #GlitchArtistsCollective #Glitched #AlgorithmArt #GlitchArtwork #FutureArt #AbrahamMignon #HansBollongier #HahnemuhleArt #FlowerArt #StillLifeArt #InternetArt #OnlineArt #QuarantineArt #LockdownArt #GlitchArtist #HistoryArt #PixelArt #DigitalArt #StillLifeGlitch #NewOrder @cristearoberts @rijksmuseum https://www.instagram.com/p/CFxD-iUAxsL/?igshid=1u7ot0ac49it2