We're closing out the week with a Phishy release from Jim Pollock and a couple of prints from generative artist Kaleb Johnston from his opening show at Genetic Chain!
Jim's piece for Riviera Maya 2022 encompasses everything that you'd expect to see while relaxing to some PHISH tunes on the beach.
Kaleb’s background in photography has paved the way for his budding and blooming venture into digital art. In an attempt to capture the physical world around him using technology, Kaleb’s art has seemingly always been about expressing physical moments through digital means.
With Wavelength, Kaleb seeks to express the internal workings of the body, specifically our brain’s natural activity, in an unfathomably unique way.
Per Kaleb:
“Wavelength, [is] an evolving code I've been adapting for the last few months. The idea stemmed from our brain's electrical activity and how thought can spark millions of connections within our brain.
Creating the bridge between code and our brain's functionality is a fascinating idea which relates on an extremely relative scale. The random processes our brains execute without conscious thought relate to the way code writes without the need for complete physical interaction. Once the foundation of the code/thought is outlined, the rest progresses like a subconscious thought.”
Jim and Kaleb's prints will be available Friday (3/18) @ 12PM ET on our homepage, Bottleneckgallery.com!
Waterwheel Foundation - Riviera Maya 2022 by Jim Pollock
Screen print
12.5 x 19 inches
Signed and hand-numbered edition of 250
$90
Wavelength - Test Output #1
Fine art giclee
24 x 29 inches
Signed and hand-numbered edition of 50
$100
Wavelength - Test Output #2
Fine art giclee
24 x 29 inches
Signed and hand-numbered edition of 50
$100