Jorinde Voigt

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Jorinde Voigt: Matrix & Lemniscate Text by Andrew Cannon, Oliver Tepel. Matrix & Lemniscate, a collaboration between the artist Jorinde Voigt and composers Patric Catani and Chris Imler, addresses what happens when mortal beings encounter unending movement. Voigt draws structures that evoke
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KERBER
ISBN: 9783866782853
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Jorinde Voigt: Nexus In her drawings, German artist Jorinde Voigt (born 1977) develops a code of abstractionist signage that at first appears deeply subjective but soon reveals itself as the product of strict rules
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HATJE CANTZ
ISBN: 9783775728232
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Jorinde Voigt: Pieces for Words and Views Edited by David Nolan. Text by John Yau. Music, weather, geography, literature and philosophy are among the subjects that inspire Jorinde Voigt’s mesmerizing diagrammatic drawings, all of which she renders into a dizzying maelstrom of lines and notations as
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HATJE CANTZ
ISBN: 9783775734738
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Jorinde Voigt

Jorinde Voigt: Pieces for Words and Views

Edited by David Nolan. Text by John Yau.
Published by Hatje Cantz

Music, weather, geography, literature and philosophy are among the subjects that inspire Jorinde Voigt’s mesmerizing diagrammatic drawings, all of which she renders into a dizzying maelstrom of lines and notations as one idea links to the next. In Piece for Words and Views, Voigt turns to Roland Barthes’ A Lover’s Discourse to produce 36 drawings, which this volume gathers.

Jorinde Voigt: Nexus

Published by Hatje Cantz

In her drawings, German artist Jorinde Voigt (born 1977) develops a code of abstractionist signage that at first appears deeply subjective but soon reveals itself as the product of strict rules and systems. Blurring borders between science and art, these drawings analyze the structures of diverse cultural patterns via abstract parameters such as speed, frequency and orientation.

Jorinde Voigt: Matrix & Lemniscate

Text by Andrew Cannon, Oliver Tepel.
Published by Kerber

Matrix & Lemniscate, a collaboration between the artist Jorinde Voigt and composers Patric Catani and Chris Imler, addresses what happens when mortal beings encounter unending movement. Voigt draws structures that evoke infinite loops or processes, and Catani and Imler respond to Voigt's drawings by recreating the “8” infinity motif as an acoustic cluster.