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copyright Andrei Molotiu 2005-2013
"Andrei Molotiu's comics are absolute marvels: hotbeds of evolving ambiguity where one never knows what disturbing or witty interaction between abstraction of objects and objects of abstraction is about to take place. Each time I've opened them I've been utterly absorbed, that is, drawn into places where I had no power other than to become what I was looking at. What he does is superb."
--Harry Mathews
"I love artists that break the rules and Andrei Molotiu breaks them all, with mind-bending and beautiful results."
--Scott McCloud
--Harry Mathews
"I love artists that break the rules and Andrei Molotiu breaks them all, with mind-bending and beautiful results."
--Scott McCloud
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1 comment:
i'm struck with how closely the mapped image resembles a scriptive typography.
the grid nearly becomes ungridded :
off-hinge to self-signifiers actually carved in earth, paved ways to roundabout, a distinct locale lived in and life of.
cars, they drive.
streets equal asphalt, the top goes to bottom.
turn left here.
voice prompt.
mappings most surface, the world is still yet unknown.
in particular, i absolutely love with all lovings that detail shot.
never have i seen a digital process of image-making so such organic.
is it a digital process involved in manipulating the imagery?
i also dig the warmth of your color choice, i dunno if you slightly modified or accepted as is the color scheme, but regardless, it makes Mississauga a solar warm eye vitamin.
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