Katchina Series
Paper Ink 1 > 80cm x 60cm / 2 > 60cm x 50cm
Fading Series
Paper Inks 1 > 60cm x 50cm / 2 > 80cm x 80cm
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drawing & graphism
Articles
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Katchina & Fading
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Itération
18 avril 2000, par erikmLaser photocopies, A3 X 5
From primitive gestures, eRikm makes a laser photocopier motherboard bug, producing a thin streaked colour gradation on the blank page. Mistakes, tremors, and shuffle code entering generate the incident, converting the original picture into stretched calculation points. A framework appears : a set of lines containing information from an unknown and vanished source. Its reproduction ad infinitum screens the last visible tracks until they almost disappear. -
Controle suite...
6 janvier 2005, par erikmSeries of digital prints dibon-pasted
2005 : beginnings of the TNT (digital TV process), first digital images dumping, new media machines seeping into our homes. Harnessed alarm and control thought by manipulation : eRikm bores the aerial. Short-circuits make the system fail, throwing into the source, until TV screen crashes. The image, lived up by the distortion takes pictorial forms and colours. Captured and taken off the flow, they appear like icons of an insidious society of (…) -
Acouphène
18 avril 2000, par erikmSerigraphy edition , A1 X 134 cm Score
As a response to the constraint set by a commission from L’Attente editions, eRikm answers with a constraint : make lines, submission state to the support, which generates here the manuscript of a minimalist score improvised on a repeat mode. A kind of ringing in the ear without hearing stimuli, this Acouphène (tinnitus) arises out of the blank page trauma : “I won’t copy any more”, false resolution for an artist for whom copying is a work tool, a (…) -
Codé_in
18 avril 2001, par erikmCollage, A4
Codé_in is a collage conceived like a transfer support. The device appeals to a self-projection into time and space, notions virtually embodied by the line pattern. On the page, an encoded (on codeine ?) character is inlayed on the surface of an encrypted screen, and cast into the psychic space of a sequential memory. Its unstable posture and fixed position convey this idea of displacement and of a quest for anchorage, revealing the artist’s characteristic nomadism.