Join us for the opening of Patty Ryan's Goddesses of Light collection!
The Process
Patty conceived this project using a friend’s paintings and high-rez photo captures. She begins by employing a circle packing algorithm with a variety of inputs which result in a distorted depiction of the original art. This process can sometimes be wielded up to 100 times before the desired effect is achieved. Once manipulations are complete, the image (or combination of layered images) are subject to more nuanced effects as they are finished in Photoshop. The art is then bonded to an acrylic panel and mounted inside its steel frame.
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The Process
Patty conceived this project using a friend’s paintings and high-rez photo captures. She begins by employing a circle packing algorithm with a variety of inputs which result in a distorted depiction of the original art. This process can sometimes be wielded up to 100 times before the desired effect is achieved. Once manipulations are complete, the image (or combination of layered images) are subject to more nuanced effects as they are finished in Photoshop. The art is then bonded to an acrylic panel and mounted inside its steel frame.
Join us for the opening of Patty Ryan's Goddesses of Light collection!
The Process
Patty conceived this project using a friend’s paintings and high-rez photo captures. She begins by employing a circle packing algorithm with a variety of inputs which result in a distorted depiction of the original art. This process can sometimes be wielded up to 100 times before the desired effect is achieved. Once manipulations are complete, the image (or combination of layered images) are subject to more nuanced effects as they are finished in Photoshop. The art is then bonded to an acrylic panel and mounted inside its steel frame.
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The Process
Patty conceived this project using a friend’s paintings and high-rez photo captures. She begins by employing a circle packing algorithm with a variety of inputs which result in a distorted depiction of the original art. This process can sometimes be wielded up to 100 times before the desired effect is achieved. Once manipulations are complete, the image (or combination of layered images) are subject to more nuanced effects as they are finished in Photoshop. The art is then bonded to an acrylic panel and mounted inside its steel frame.
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