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Digital Fine Artist GK Austin Remixes Fractal Patterns from Nature Creating Stunning Compositions

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Published
04/11/2023 by

As Art Market San Francisco returns, bG Gallery is excited to showcase the innovative work of emerging digital artist GK Austin. Renowned for his unique fractal flame artwork, Austin utilizes fractal patterns from nature, skillfully morphing, bending, and twisting them into visually stunning collaged compositions. His impressive 40in x 60in prints boast a resolution equivalent to a 216-megapixel camera capture.

"Nature loves to recycle designs: the spirals of a nautilus shell resemble a galaxy spiraling in space, or water swirling down a drain. Working digitally allows me to manipulate nature's patterns and create new, surprising possibilities. All my images are imagined. None are referenced, copied, or produced by an AI. They are generated through personal serendipity alone."

GK Austin's groundbreaking process involves using digital media to manipulate and morph naturally occurring fractal patterns, resulting in entirely original and unexpected shapes. He then adds color and tone, creating arresting compositions printed as Diasec Face Mounts to Acrylic Glass. This technique ensures decades of longevity and offers the viewer a more immersive experience.

Austin's artistic statement emphasizes serendipity and discovery, as he aims to place viewers in a transitory space where emotions, physical sensations, and imaginations are triggered. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Georgia O'Keefe, Mark Rothko, David Hockney, and the Impressionists, GK Austin's work is a unique fusion of traditional artistic sensibilities and digital innovation.

Art Market San Francisco Public Days:

  • Thursday, April 20, 2023: 6pm – 9pm
  • Friday, April 21, 2023: 11am – 7pm
  • Saturday, April 22, 2023: 11am – 7pm
  • Sunday, April 23, 2023: 11 am – 6pm

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