#andre woolery

[honestlyclever]

[hyperallergic]

Mazes abound as a visual motif at the Flux Art Fair. The viewer’s eye is invited to wind through labyrinthine lines and circuitous paths in several works. Some works just celebrate abstract geometric forms, while others explored the meaning of the crooked path.

Finding Your Way Through the Flux Art Fair

[curate1k]

$15 Invisible Hieroglyphics, Facebook App (detail) Andre Woolery digital edition of 250

make it mine

[andrewoolery]

COLLECTOR STORIES ENTRY #2: ART IS EVERYWHERE...LITERALLY

No place or thing should be void of art and this story illustrates that.  The best part was, I wasn't expecting it...

The story began with an email.  Standard stuff like, "what are the dimensions" and, "how fast can it be delivered". Then the email chain changed into peculiar questions that I wasn't used to:

"How much weight can be placed on top?"

"Can the acrylic glass be made thicker?"

"Does it scratch easily if things are placed on it?"

"Is it printed on top of the glass or behind?"

"Can I screw into the backing?"

I answered all the questions, sent an invoice, received payment, processed the order, the piece is shipped and eventually delivered.

A few weeks later, I get an email with a series of photos that blew my mind.  This customer converted my art into functional art as desks for his home office:

This is genius and incredible.  I am jealous, honored, and impressed by these tables and someday hopefully I’ll make one for myself...

Since then I put an acrylic print as an option if anyone ever wants to do the same thing:  http://shop.andrewooleryart.com/products/erykah-badu

Also if you own a piece of my artwork and have a story to tell, shoot me a note.

[thinkinginvain]

Invisible Hieroglyphics is a collaboration between Andre Woolery and Victor AbiJaoudi II.

Using the preserved fingerprints and strokes left behind on popular apps, the create gorgeous photographs.

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