Golden Pavilion
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
Golden Pavilion is a 2002 by EYEcon, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Golden Pavilion is a print from 2002 by EYEcon. It came from a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art where artists mixed old woodblock ways with new digital tools. That mix is the cool part. They invited Japanese and UK artists to try this blend. It wasn’t just one style—it was a fresh take on old prints. The result shows how old and new can work together. Look up EYEcon next.
The print titled *Golden Pavilion* from 2002 depicts a female figure adorned with a gold headdress, overlaid with intricate patterns. It is part of a series of 19 digital prints created during a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art, merging traditional woodblock techniques with digital technology. The series resulted from a collaboration between Japanese and UK-based artists, published by Eyecon, a digital print research unit established in 1999.
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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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