Clay Head 3 (2021) Digital Arts by Andrea Botton

Fine art paper, 8x8 in
  • Giclée Print / Digital Print
  • Dimensions Several sizes available
  • Several s available (Fine art paper, Metal Print, Canvas Print)
  • Framing Framing available (Floating Frame + Under Glass, Frame + Under Acrylic Glass)
  • Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
  • Categories Men portraits
The "Clay Head" series explores different angles and lighting of the same human face, revealing the various facets of form and light. Each rendering adds a new dimension to the visual dialogue, showing how changes in perspective and light can alter the perception of the sculpture. These works are not mere variations but reflections on how light and [...]
The "Clay Head" series explores different angles and lighting of the same human face, revealing the various facets of form and light. Each rendering adds a new dimension to the visual dialogue, showing how changes in perspective and light can alter the perception of the sculpture. These works are not mere variations but reflections on how light and angle influence our interpretation of reality and the imaginary.

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Since I was a child, I have had a ion for art that goes beyond mere appreciation; it has become a continuous search for meaning and Archè. I have explored much of the art world, but in recent years I have [...]

Since I was a child, I have had a ion for art that goes beyond mere appreciation; it has become a continuous search for meaning and Archè.

I have explored much of the art world, but in recent years I have mainly focused on Computer-Generated Imagery (CGI), the medium I predominantly use today.

I am fascinated by the fact that images generated with CGI, while being visible, remain in the realm of nonexistence.

This duality of existence and intangibility intrigues me deeply: an image that persists in a form of permanence, while remaining ethereal and intangible.

Each of my CGI creations represents a journey through the boundary between the visible and the invisible, an exploration of the imaginary realm that challenges the conventions of reality.

My works are not simple representations, but rather windows into worlds that exist only at the intersection of perception and illusion.

With each rendering, I strive to capture and convey this tension between presence and absence, between matter and imagination.

In this space of duality, art becomes a reflection on the nature of perception and reality itself.

My work invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a visual experience that is as concrete as it is elusive, stimulating a meditation on what is truly real and what remains eternally elusive.

Through CGI, each image transforms into a kind of paradox, where imagination manifests in forms that, though perfectly visible, always remain on the boundary of nonexistence.

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