EYEcon2:edition.jp
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
EYEcon2:edition.jp is a 2002 by EYEcon, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
EYEcon2:edition.jp is a print from 2002 by the artist EYEcon. It’s part of a set made by Japanese and UK artists who mixed old woodblock printing with digital tools. The artists tested new ways to blend tradition and tech at a workshop in London. This edition shows how printmaking can change when you add digital steps. Look up the publisher behind this project: EYEcon.
A 2002 series of nineteen digital prints, *EYEcon2:edition.jp* merges traditional Japanese woodblock techniques with digital design, resulting from a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art. Produced by Eyecon, a digital print research unit founded in 1999, the edition reflects collaborative experimentation between Japanese and UK-based artists. Each print in the series integrates handcrafted woodblock methods with contemporary digital processes.
Read the full account in the museum source.
EYEcon made digital prints in 2002. Two available here are *Golden Pavilion* and *EYEcon2:edition.jp*. Both show layered, bright shapes that feel both digital and flat, like a screen you can almost touch. The prints…
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