Untitled
2021
This digital inkjet print presents a striking juxtaposition of abstraction and representation. The left side features a densely textured black and tan pattern, while the right side displays a vibrant composition of horizontal colored bands in red, pink, cyan, and green, with areas of glitch like digital distortion and painterly marks. The work exemplifies contemporary digital printmaking that explores the relationship between technological processes and artistic expression. The overlapping layers and chromatic intensity create visual tension between order and chaos, precision and accident.
- Medium
- Epson Stylus Pro 9900 inkjet print on paper
- Dimensions
- Spotted At
- Auction House · EHC Fine Art Auction
Notes
Lot 197 in EHC Essentials: Modern and Contemporary on Artsy (May 19, 2026). Edition of 440.
🔨 Auction Lot
EHC Essentials: Modern and Contemporary
May 19, 2026
Lot 197
Artists in conversation
Cory Arcangel
American · b. 1978
Arcangel similarly exploits digital processes and software glitches to create works that foreground technological failure and distortion as aesthetic choices, producing color banded and corrupted visual fields that closely mirror Guyton's horizontal chromatic disruptions and post internet sensibility.
Kelley Walker
American · b. 1969
Walker employs inkjet and digital printing processes to layer fragmented imagery with bold color fields and textural density, creating works that share Guyton's tension between mechanical reproduction and painterly abstraction within a contemporary print media framework.
Tauba Auerbach
American · b. 1981
Auerbach investigates color theory, geometric composition, and the materiality of print surfaces with chromatic intensity that echoes the vibrant banded color relationships and layered visual tension seen in this specific Guyton piece.
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