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April 29th, 2008

Processing vs Print



Processing work is so beautiful and impressive, more with the right colors, interesting usage of shapes and very important, huge print format display. German artist Eno Hanze has showed that processing is not just for animation. He is translating his analogue experiences in digital work through VVVV. Enjoy!

The piece above called Der Wirklichkeitsschaum was programmed using VVVV, final size of 33 X 11.5 feet and was built using 288 A3 prints.

Posted by: albertoeca

Categories:

miscellaneous, modern art, print design

Tags:

Art Digital Processing VVVV Eno Hanze

Comments (9)

God damn! amazing.

Posted by: Kosmonavt 12 days ago

Processing != VVVV, nevertheless really nice work!

Posted by: digitalmind 12 days ago

Spectacular!

Posted by: SomeOfUs 12 days ago

beautiful

Posted by: celix 12 days ago

yuuuuum!!

Posted by: alexppllmchs 11 days ago

smoookin!

Posted by: UndoUndo 11 days ago

Great stuff, where can I buy one!

Posted by: oneteneleven 11 days ago

I'm so on this.

Posted by: touhey 11 days ago

amazing

Posted by: Miguex 10 days ago

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