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Antigoon makes machines that apply patterns with markers, spray cans and other materials. The result is inhumanly perfect and geometric. Yet you see the signs of materials that are actually made for humans: dripping paint, pressed crayons and pencil marks.
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For the NaN exhibition Antigoon continued his ongoing experimentation with machine drawn graphics. This year those experiments introduces solvent dragged inks and blasted charcoal powder.
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