2559
Thai Graphic Ephemera, Collage, and Drawings
di Jesse Paul Miller
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Informazioni sul libro
Inspired by Thai Graphic design, collaged printed materials and found scraps of product packaging are contrasted and combined with drawing and painting.
Impressionistic reflections of nature/landscape, personal inventions, tracings of moment in quickly changing Asia, a reminder of the impermanence of things.
2559=2016, the year of the Buddha in Thailand, the country which is always in the future, as well maintaining connections to the deep past.
Initially created in Bangkok and the island of Koh Lanta, Thailand, 2016/17, by Jesse Paul Miller.
Funzionalità e dettagli
- Categoria principale: Libri d'arte e fotografia
- Categorie aggiuntive Thailandia, Viaggi
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Formato del progetto: 15×23 cm
N° di pagine: 72 -
Isbn
- Copertina rigida rivestita: 9781006944970
- Copertina rigida con sovraccoperta: 9781006944987
- Copertina morbida: 9781006944994
- Data di pubblicazione: mag 20, 2021
- Lingua English
- Parole chiave graphic, Thailand, travel, collage, drawing, art
Informazioni sull'autore
Jesse Paul Miller is a Seattle based artist and traveler who works with sound, painting, and drawing. Since 2005, he has traveled numerous times to Asia, creating and collaborating with artists and musicians. Trained also as a Graphic Designer, Jesse revels in inexpensive and vintage Asian package print design, Buddhist temple art.. During his journeys, he created books, which contain his own marks in combination with photographs and found printed ephemera, as a way of somehow filtering a form of memory into something new. He would gather this ephemera along the way (or some purchased curiosities), and, when he had time, add these to a cheap sketchbook...whether it be while sitting in a park, a train platform, or studio of choice - the guesthouse balcony. Within his books are responses, appropriations, tributes to influence of perspective, drifting focal points, tracings of locations. They are idiosyncratic, artifacts of a moment, a reminder of the impermanence of things