Artworks (4)
Dithering was developed to approximate gradients and continuous tones within the constraints of limited colour palettes — a workaround born from the demands of early print and computing. It operates by distributing pixels across a grid according to a matrix that governs the pattern of approximation. Here, those matrices are swapped for unconventional alternatives, pulling the algorithm away from its intended purpose. Applied to solid backgrounds, simple gradients and geometric shapes, they generate something else entirely: intricate black-and-white patterns that, in places, dissolve into noise.
The series comprises 4 unique works (archival physical prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth paired with 1/1 digital tokens). Available on Verse.