Pointillisme: Texas - QUAYOLA

Pointillisme: Texas

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2021

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Series of videos and prints depicting an autumnal forest in Texas.

A high-precision laser scanner observes the intricate and vibrant tree formations, unable to accurately resolve their complex geometries and colors. Documenting the scanner’s failures and related chromatic aberrations, this research draws a parallel between pictorial traditions and new machinic expressiveness.

Artwork by Quayola

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Produced by Quayola Studio

Giulia Olivieri (prints)

Andrea Santicchia (tech research, pointicloud visualization)

Maria Elena Brugora (admin and logistics)

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External Collaborators

3D-Scanning: Carlo Salvo

Sound Design: Andrea Santicchia

Printing & Framing: Artproof

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Supported by Aurora Festival