Mar 27, 2019
Eske Rex. ‘Red Drawing’, 2010. 260 x 260 cm
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Eske Rex. ‘Red Drawing’, 2010. 260 x 260 cm
Sculpture, Eske Rex. Source.
(via Drawingmachine by Eske Rex on Vimeo)
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Intricate Drawing Machine Patterns by Eske Rex
A while back I was admiring some amazing creations made witha Drawing Machine by a Copenhagen-based artist and designer Eske Rex. Intricate one of a kind drawings are made with a machine, which on its own is a piece of art: a monumental sculpture investigating time and movement. The artist also created a Grinder, based on the same principle as the Drawing Machine, it cuts and drills into the wood, metal or glass surfaces. In this way a detailed piece of art can be transferred into a tree dimensional space.
In this video you can see the drawing machine in progress, how it moves to create an image:
I love the computer-like details achieved with the machine, yet still keeping the unpredictable patterns of nature. So many lines are layered to create these unique artworks. Artworks that are somewhere in-between digital and hand made.
To see more creations from Eske Rex, please visit the website.
All the images used in the post are the property of the artist Eske Rex.