#printmaking

#printmaking

When I was starting out, I would just paint over the text of the page and create something brand new from some mundane book I had.

The compositional and narrative vocabulary of b-movie horror films is prevalent in Robin F. Williams' new work, exploring themes of fear and desire.

The Louvre's little-known ateliers showcase more than six hundred prints from fourteen thousand copper plates, offering a unique glimpse into the museum's artistic treasures.

"I have a deep appreciation for material exploration, the tactility of a printed product. My interest lies in experimenting with different methods for production in my work: folding, bookbinding and printing techniques."

"I grew up very close to my paternal grandmother, she was a Navajo rug weaver, she comes from our family of shepherds. She's like, the sole reason I would say, for my creativity," he said.

"Knots" is not just another print-it's an intricately designed piece that brings Iwamura's sculptural vision to life on paper. The work features one of his iconic totemic busts, meticulously laid out with gold foil embossing and a clear foil deboss that adds depth and texture. The minimalist design, paired with the luxurious finish, captures the delicate balance between simplicity and complexity that defines Iwamura's art.