🧮🧮🧮 Every image is a magnitude of pixels, each a single square of colour, that form a recognizable whole: the image. If we examine them closely the image degrades, loses coherence and quality. Using the photomosaic as a revitalised tool, the aim is to explore another way of thinking about the close (re)examination of the image: namely that each pixel can contain a coherent, recognizable content when examined closely: vessel within a vessel.

Simultaneously the photomosaic has the honest quality of abstracting the crisp original from which it is generated: it becomes clearly potent with detail despite its stylisation. Coupled with the potentially infinite variation of the generative, a richness emerges. . Year: 2019