Text by Marco De Mutiis, Katharina Galladé, Isabell Hamm, Matteo Wiegander.
A pupil of Andreas Gursky, Brunk applies dizzying depth to his variegated paintings made with the help of algorithms
German artist Raphael Brunk (born 1987) conceives of his practice as “algorithm photography”—a process by which he transforms digital processing methods into oil and acrylic paintings on latex prints, utilizing internet algorithms as a coauthor.
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Published by Kerber Verlag. Text by Marco De Mutiis, Katharina Galladé, Isabell Hamm, Matteo Wiegander.
A pupil of Andreas Gursky, Brunk applies dizzying depth to his variegated paintings made with the help of algorithms
German artist Raphael Brunk (born 1987) conceives of his practice as “algorithm photography”—a process by which he transforms digital processing methods into oil and acrylic paintings on latex prints, utilizing internet algorithms as a coauthor.
