What does art look like in the age of “hacked matter,” when anyone can print anything on-demand? That’s the question Shane Hope, a New York-based visual artist, is trying to answer. In “Nano-Nonobjective-Oriented Ontographs and Qubit-Built Quilts,” his new show at Chelsea’s Winkleman Gallery, Hope is showing a collection of amazingly intricate paintings, each containing thousands of individual 3D-printed models.
via Gizmodo
