A collection of 100 unique "Pixel Fingerprints."

• Each Fingerprint began its life as somewhere between 1 and 7 solid-color square pixels.

• The source document spanned 0.08"x0.10" at 300DPI.

• The color values in these abstractions were created by algorithmic interactions at the subpixel level.

Through iterated resampling the pixels transform from their microscopic context into a large-scale and abstract form derived solely of its past identities. The repeated destruction and reconstruction of the original square(s) yield the Fingerprint.

Robbie Boccelli is a multimedia artist with interests in abstraction, color theory, literature, translation, iteration, entropic creation, programming, cryptography, and the atom of contemporary visual communication: the pixel.