#68 Art I Saved This Week
Andy Goldsworthy, Frances Featherstone, Daisuke Samejima, Dalibor Dejanović, Clementine Keith-Roach and Christopher Page, Esra Eslen, Loren Erdrich, Léo Forest, Paul Ferney, Anne Siems
Hello all ❤️
I hope you are finding your rhythm in this new year. I want to thank all of you who watched my first YouTube video, which I shared last week. I'm already researching and writing the next one for later this month!
Untitled. | Copyright © Daisuke Samejima
Capture intricate technique with true-to-life quality.
It's your last chance to buy Sarah’s limited edition print — a serene, thoughtful piece of koi fish circling lily pads, created from hundreds of tiny hand-cut pieces of paper. Her technique is so intricate and we managed to translate it faithfully.
We printed on museum-quality 250 GSM matte paper with Gelato, which captures every layer without losing the depth she creates in the original. Having access to that quality, without the upfront costs or storage stress, meant we could release a print we were genuinely proud of, without compromise. It was also so easy to make the print available in multiple sizes, and add to our Shopify store in one click.
If you’re curious about creating prints or products, Gelato is currently offering our readers a 50% saving on their first order.
Art Prompt
Inspired by Daisuke’s spherical fisheye paintings, create something continuous — a work with no true beginning or end. Let the start fold seamlessly into the finish, forming a perfect loop that appears to flow endlessly. This can take any form, from a poem to a painting, as an exploration of what it means for something to feel infinite.
See you next Sunday 👋
Thank you so much!
Imi, Founder of Artists Pages.
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