Dmitri Cherniak

2021

Transparent Grit

Edition of 75 + AP

Transparent Grit is a software work in which translucent, lens-like forms orbit a fixed point. Their layered motion can suggest vastly different scales, from a small particle to a planetary system. Changing the dimensions of the viewing window changes the experience of the work.

Issued in an edition of 75 + AP, it appeared in Social Codes, curated by Casey Reas for Feral File in March 2021.

Transparent Grit was reproduced in MoMA Magazine’s “What NFTs Mean for Contemporary Art,” a conversation between artist Seth Price and curator Michelle Kuo published on 29 April 2021.

Issued
19 March 2021
Edition
75 + AP
Medium
Software
Exhibition
Social Codes
Curator
Casey Reas
Platform
Feral File
Soft, grainy red, blue, yellow, and green translucent forms overlap on a pale background.
Transparent Grit, 2021. Still.

On paper

Printed editions

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11 of 75 listed as printed

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