Posted by proxy from Dana’s “stuff to blog” queue while she is on medical hiatus. She reads and appreciates all comments…and apologizes for not being able to respond at the moment.
Artist Kevin Champeny is, in his own words “a New York based artist creating mosaic works blurring the line between photo, painting, and sculpture by creating a conversation between the hand sculpted and cast pixels and the image they come together to form.” The works below are comprised of thousands of coloured cast pieces which are used to make the larger image.
“Killing Field” is composed of resin cast animals in a still life of shotgun shells.
“Killing Field” detail:
“What Remains” is made up of cast hand sculpted flowers:
Self Portrait, made of cast resin fish:
“GummiLove” is composed of 55 lbs of cast resin Gummi Bears:
“GummiLove” detail:
See and read more:
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2 responses to “Kevin Champeny”
This is almost identical to the art of Chris Jordan, who uses photomanipulation to portray statistics of consumption on a massive scale… you should check it out! 🙂
That’s amazing! The granular affect of it all is great!