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A rearrangement of this earlier post.
In case you're wondering, inadvertentproject.blogspot.com is an old blog I had used for a brief project, which I have revamped into a bare-bones site in order to show some of these animations with no interference. It is essentially an adjunct of this blog, which is why you can't leave comments there. I'm just using it to get as blank and neutral a setting as possible.
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"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."
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--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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5 comments:
the southern cross looks like it has the heebie jeebies. not so with the grid, which looks like it's following some unseen music....
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I thought you did not like the grid version.
have you ever seen superbad.com these strips remind me of it. it is an interactive abstract website
seems to me you did an earlier grid that looked mechanical - or: not all grids are created equal(ly)
Nope, there's only one grid we've been talking about--I guess you changed your mind about it.
Aaron--thanks for the link, but I'm not really sure how my pieces remind you of that site--they seem to be doing something quite different (in my mind, at least...).
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