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Isabel Hood
May 28th, 2022: Marble Table Top

May 28th, 2022: Marble Table Top
May 28th, 2022: Marble Table TopMay 28th, 2022: Marble Table TopMay 28th, 2022: Marble Table TopMay 28th, 2022: Marble Table Top

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May 28th, 2022: Marble Table Top

manufacturer

Isabel Hood

Catno

225

isabel hood, digital artist, generative artist, 3d modelling, contemporary art, print, waiting room gallery, brisbane artist, brisbane art

50 x 50 cm
Scaled and centred on A2 archival cotton rag.

Isabel Hood (she/her) is a digital artist and designer living and working in Meanjin/Brisbane. Her practice explores alternative approaches to data collection and display, to ultimately question ideas of data ownership, vulnerability and decontextualisation.

The speculative design nature of Hood’s practice recognises ideas of data reclamation and emphasises the already inherently biased and flawed existence of typical data collection and presentation processes. Hood intends to embed a more contextual and vulnerable display of data, through screen-based, print and sculptural mediums.

Custom framing available.

$280*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

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