Work No 732; Dark Pixel I; Pablo Pixelasso

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Pablo Picasso, 1971

Pablo Pixelasso
© Michael St.Mark 2015

First in a new series, Dark Pixel, transforming photos of well known artists into pixellation and + a defined sequence of further selective processing effects to create a distinctive new style of composite portrait photography.

The master Cubist “squared”

Cibachrome prints on aluminium
H 20″ x W 20″
Signed edition of 25
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Les Demoiselles de Pixelation3

Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon ( 1907 ); considered to be the first Cubist painting

Rendered in 3 different settings of pixelation and selective enhancement by Michael St.Mark; the iconic work reinterpreted and Les Demoiselles further reconstructed to offer fresh perspectives on Picasso’s masterpiece in the digital age. 2nd February 2015.

Signed editions of 25 acrylic prints, 16″ x 16″
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Work No. 731; This Green and Pleasant Land V

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This Green and Pleasant Land V
   c. Michael St.Mark 2014

Refurbishment works at Archway underground station, N. London. September 2014

Latest in London Dada’s TGAPL series commenting on the inexorable urbanization of rural England
along with mechanization of unnatural non organic means of agricultural production and morally
indefensible factory farming. Say no to factory farming.

Linkback to first in the series.

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Work No. 730: Billion Man March ( 1 & 2 )

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Billion Man March ( 1 & 2 )
c. Michael St.Mark 2015

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Metal staircase linking the pedestrian bridge over the Thames from Embankment; to London’s South Bank,
( Two-piece Work )

Another in the London Dada series exploring effects unknowingly produced by interaction with the general public – or in this case largely and intriguingly by the art-loving public en-masse – with urban infrastructure over time.

Signed edition of 50 fine art Lightjet prints on archival Kodak Pro Endura
20″ x 20″ & 24″W x 18″H

£400 ( unframed)

* Linkback to Work 435; Cashpoint Blues / Withdrawal Symptoms; 1st example of unconscious artwork

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