Alluvion
That Incomprehensible Clarification. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 78 × 67 × 7 cm (framed)
That Incomprehensible Clarification. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 78 × 67 × 7 cm (framed)
All Fathomless Others. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 81 × 72 × 7,5 cm (framed)
All Imaginary Wisdom. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 80 × 67 × 7,5 cm(framed)
Those Ubiquitous Regions. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 81 × 72 × 7 cm (framed)
Every Sweet Endowment. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 78 × 67 × 7 cm (framed)
Fundamental Interpolations. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 81 × 71 × 7,5 cm (framed)
Those Feverish Eyes. 2023, oil on canvas in wooden frame, 80.5 × 72 × 7 cm (framed)
A Suspect Definition, oil on canvas in wooden frame
Each Impenetrable Space, oil on canvas in wooden frame
No Fundamental Language, oil on canvas in wooden frame
Senseless Universe, oil on canvas in wooden frame
Some Delirious Age, oil on canvas in wooden frame
Some Treacherous Divinity, oil on canvas in wooden frame
These Fallible Vindications, oil on canvas in wooden frame
Alluvion
2023
Oil on canvas, Wood Frame
Dimensions variable
Each artwork has a unique title generated by AI, using ‘The Library of Babel’, a short story by Jorge Luis Borges, as a lexicon to draw words from. The story about a practically infinite library preempts artificial intelligence and evokes analogies with genetic code.
The series title ‘Alluvion’ refers to the new landscape that the current deluge in digital technology is shaping. The original word describes topology irrevocably changed by the detritus left behind after a flood or tsunami.