Iconographies #21-80 - QUAYOLA

Iconographies #21-80: Judith and Holofernes

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2015

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Series of computational drawings on anodised aluminum, inspired by old masters’ preparatory drawings and generated via algorithmic strategies.

A collection of Judith and Holofernes historical representations are computationally-analyzed to reveal new abstract formations. Delving beneath its iconographic appearance, the work celebrates new algorithmic and non-human aesthetics.

Artwork by Quayola

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Produced by Quayola Studio

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External Collaborators

Research Assistant: Caterina Rossato

Custom Software: Nikolai Matviev