would you like to know more about my process? it's very repetitive, but i consider it therapy. the end result being something like a rorschach test exposing the inner workings of my mind.
what do you see in this work?
for me, it's a childhood memory. i played a lot of command and conquer as a kid. i never won a game, but i had so much fun. thinking back, i realize just how beautiful those times were.
when do we forget how to enjoy the moment, even if it’s all futile in the end?
i’ve heard it said that design answers questions while art asks them. maybe that’s why i have so many damn questions while writing this.
anyway, i went back and replayed command and conquer later in life. I never lost a game. it was fun but it didn’t compare to the feeling I had losing as a child.
noisyflowers
cut, paste, blend, curves, levels, invert, copy, paste.
repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat…
would you like to know more about my process? it's very repetitive, but i consider it therapy. the end result being something like a rorschach test exposing the inner workings of my mind.
what do you see in this work?
for me, it's a childhood memory. i played a lot of command and conquer as a kid. i never won a game, but i had so much fun. thinking back, i realize just how beautiful those times were.
when do we forget how to enjoy the moment, even if it’s all futile in the end?
i’ve heard it said that design answers questions while art asks them. maybe that’s why i have so many damn questions while writing this.
anyway, i went back and replayed command and conquer later in life. I never lost a game. it was fun but it didn’t compare to the feeling I had losing as a child.