The Generative Gatsby

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Created by Vladimir V. Kuchinov, The Generative Gatsby: Jazzed Up Typography is a book that highlights the furious rhythms of the jazz era, altering prose to a new typographic frontier and transforming the final outcome to an encyclopaedia of dance styles of the Roaring Twenties. All layouts were produced by generative design where authentic music scores arranged for ‘big band’ were translated in the text composition of carefully selected typefaces by notes parameters such as pitch, velocity, position and duration.

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The Generative Gatsby

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Created by Vladimir V. Kuchinov, The Generative Gatsby: Jazzed Up Typography is a book that highlights the furious rhythms of the jazz era, altering prose to a new typographic frontier and transforming the final outcome to an encyclopaedia of dance styles of the Roaring Twenties. All layouts were produced by generative design where authentic music scores arranged for ‘big band’ were translated in the text composition of carefully selected typefaces by notes parameters such as pitch, velocity, position and duration.

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Alexandre Monntoya

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”I am a Colombian artist living in Spain for nine years. During this time I walked by several color landscapes. At first I was speaking with typical colorful tropical climate, then plunged into the chaos of not knowing where to go, I went into the world of gray, and from this base have been shaping and warmth to the colors and shapes now teach.” – Alexandre Monntoya https://www.facebook.com/alexandre.monntoya

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Alexandre Monntoya

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”I am a Colombian artist living in Spain for nine years. During this time I walked by several color landscapes. At first I was speaking with typical colorful tropical climate, then plunged into the chaos of not knowing where to go, I went into the world of gray, and from this base have been shaping and warmth to the colors and shapes now teach.” – Alexandre Monntoya https://www.facebook.com/alexandre.monntoya

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Melting portraits by Ben DeHaan

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Ben DeHaan‘s “Uncured” series captures the decay of a printed photograph as a result of the removal of the UV light used to instantly dry the ink on the page and cure the image. These portraits appear as if they are melting and evoke a surreal aesthetic, creating a completely unique visual experience that questions the idea of simple replication

“Uncured” explores the expectations of photographic image in a digitally ubiquitous era. A digital photograph is simply ink sprayed on substrates to create an exact replication of a digital file. I’m interested in breaking down the image to its inherent properties to reflect on photography’s role in constructing its significance.

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Melting portraits by Ben DeHaan

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Ben DeHaan‘s “Uncured” series captures the decay of a printed photograph as a result of the removal of the UV light used to instantly dry the ink on the page and cure the image. These portraits appear as if they are melting and evoke a surreal aesthetic, creating a completely unique visual experience that questions the idea of simple replication

“Uncured” explores the expectations of photographic image in a digitally ubiquitous era. A digital photograph is simply ink sprayed on substrates to create an exact replication of a digital file. I’m interested in breaking down the image to its inherent properties to reflect on photography’s role in constructing its significance.

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