Opening on the 12th of September, at @sadiecoleshq is a show by Urs Fischer, entitled, “Scratch & Sniff”, which includes the results of over 150 hours of multilayered printing at our DTLA studio. From Sadie Coles: “The paintings in Scratch and Sniff present an accumulative exercise in the physical building of images, engaging different applications of painting, photography and ink-jet printing layered together to create heightened spatial dimension. The images they conjure or appropriate (as both simultaneously occur within each painting) can be figurative or fragmented: there are oblique portraits, pop compilations and abstracted landscapes. Like a theatre of flat stage sets, each is built from front to back or from back to front: they float between flatness and depth, alternating physical gesture and on-screen experience..”
Over the course of the last 12 months we’ve been working closely with Thom Mayne on developing his new body of work, “Shaping Accident”, which debuted last night at a private opening at LA Louver. Highly recommend seeing this show, which opens to the public on September 18th. Several very large scale pieces that were produced in our DTLA studio + small scale works on paper we produced as well. Visit @lalouver and their official website for more info! Including just few detail shots, but seeing the full show is a must. Huge thx to Thom and his team, as well as @gk_da, my partner on all fronts.
Some laser cutting we did for @michaelcarter.studio turned into really beautifully finished pieces. Mars Opposition Neptune (for Pietro), 2023
Quartz crystal and acrylic on birch plywood
15 x 10.75 x 1 in.
@canyon_castator carefully removing some tape from our recent, “can you print on this bike?” experiment. ⚡️
Bianca Fields @beeyonkerz edition for @exhibitiona // Textured UV print with spot varnish on copper foil paper. 14 x 16 inches // Edition of 30, and available via @exhibitiona 🙌🏼
Fragment snapshot of a large project from today / 36 x 72 inch prints on 3mm aluminum, silver leafed prior to printing. 🩶
Swipe to zoom in! Artist and professional gum chewer @pat_riot_art with this huge portrait made entirely from tiny pieces of chewed gum. 48 x 57 inches, Gum on Aluminum Panel, scanned at 600 ppi, including detailed topographical data.
