Figment IV
Jeff Elrod's *Figment IV* showcases the artist's signature blend of digital sensibility and painterly abstraction, rendered in UV ink on canvas. The work pulses with luminous, flowing lines and forms that seem to vibrate between the organic and the technological, evoking the visual language of computer-generated imagery translated into a physical medium. The UV ink lends the piece an otherworldly glow, amplifying its sense of energy and movement.
- Medium
- UV ink on canvas
- Location
- Phillips, Salt Lake City, UT
- Spotted At
- Auction House · PhillipsView on map
🔨 Auction Lot
20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale
November 10, 2015
Artists in conversation
Cory Arcangel
American · b. 1978
Arcangel similarly bridges digital aesthetics and physical art making, creating works that translate computer generated visual language into luminous, vibrant compositions that pulse with technological energy and playful abstraction.
Sarah Morris
British American · b. 1967
Morris creates large scale geometric abstract paintings with intensely vibrant colors and flowing intersecting forms that share the same sense of digital influence, luminous mood, and the translation of screen based visual logic onto canvas.
Wade Guyton
American · b. 1972
Guyton works at the intersection of digital processes and painterly abstraction on canvas, producing works with glowing linear forms and gestural marks that blur the boundary between computer generated imagery and traditional painting much like this piece.
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