Shot from Infantree
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Installations, Prints, Shows
Here’s a nice shot from the Organism show at the Infantree Gallery two months ago:
Pictures from Organism
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Drawings, Events, Installations, Prints, Shows
Thanks to Timothy Hoover at the Infantree Gallery for taking some quality pictures of my show last month! Here are a few of them:
Thought-Organs Hope & Fear
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Drawings, Prints
Here are two graphite/digital drawings I did in 2008. They are meant to be displayed on a wall in a ‘T’ formation:

Thought-Organ Fear • Graphite/Inkjet Print • 15″ x 24″ • 2008

Thought-Organ Hope • Graphite/Inkjet Print • 24″ x 15″ • 2008

Thought-Organ Fear & Hope DETAILS
Cosm (Part II)
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Installations, Prints
This is the second part of the Cosm installation. What you see here are digital prints that I cut out and then adhered to both sides of the glass windows separating both galleries. The imagery derives from Microcosm. Microcosm is a repeating pattern and the second part of Cosm shown here is just one tile of that pattern.

As seen from inside Gallery 1 (with some really creepy-looking guy in the background)

A view looking through the glass at Microcosm on the far wall
Microcosm
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Installations, Prints
Microcosm is part one in a three part digital installation called Cosm. Microcosm is comprised of 30 digital inkjet prints, individually framed and hung on the wall (thanks to Karlota and her crew – I would never have been able to hang all of that by myself in time for the show!). The complete dimensions are about 8 feet by 9 feet. The actual artwork was hand-drawn, using only a mouse, in Adobe Illustrator (I’m going to have to get myself a Wacom tablet one of these days to make my job a little easier!).
Optical Illusion
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Drawings, Events, Prints
The postcard for my upcoming show, ‘Schema,’ is itself a tile (or modular component) of a repeating pattern. To my surprise, when repeated en masse and vertically an optical illusion occurs!














