Black Anim
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2002
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Black Anim is a 2002 by Harumi Noda, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This print by Noda Harumi is part of a 2002 series that mixes old and new. Artists blended Japanese woodblock prints with digital tools. The result was a fresh take on traditional themes. The project started at Wimbledon School of Art. It shows how art can change when old meets digital. Eyecon, a print lab, made it happen with artists from Japan and the UK. Check out the Victoria and Albert Museum to see more prints from this series.
The print titled *Black Anim* by Harumi Noda, created in 2002, is part of a series of 19 digital works that merge traditional woodblock printing with digital techniques. Produced during a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art, the piece features figures rendered in black and white, set against a background with red and blue wallpaper-like patterns. The project was facilitated by Eyecon, a digital print research and publishing unit focused on experimental art combining print and digital media.
Read the full account in the museum source.
Harumi Noda was a Japanese printmaker whose bold, graphic works often star slick black birds in motion.
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