Inga Eicaite | B_o9.10
Hand Finished Intaglio
Image size: 27 × 40cm
Paper size: 47 × 60cm
Edition of 10
£500 unframed or £50 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information.
Inga Eicaite (Lithuanian, based in London) is a contemporary printmaker through abstract graphic approach exploring the dynamic intersection between science and nature. Her works are primarily in a monochromatic palette. This deliberate choice allows her to emphasise the contrast between light and shadow, form and void. Inga puts strong emphasis on paper and its qualities in her practice, usage of conservational washi (Japanese paper) and hanji (Korean) papers help bring subtlety in the work. Working in several printmaking combos: mokuhanga, intaglio and relief.
“'B' - BALANCE series are inspired by cosmic bodies realignment and their repositioning to better suit the spectator's mind’s eye. Shifts create abstract geometric compositions, frozen timelapses carry the memory of transitional movement, hidden and also alien elements. I try to avoid too obvious shapes that symbolise man-made structures or anything too familiar. My style is very minimal - colour and expression wise. Bauhaus and Constructivism will always have a special place in my heart. I use computer interface graphic elements that represent the flight visual info for inspiration. Data, charts, scientific graphics are very beautiful to me.”
Hand Finished Intaglio
Image size: 27 × 40cm
Paper size: 47 × 60cm
Edition of 10
£500 unframed or £50 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information.
Inga Eicaite (Lithuanian, based in London) is a contemporary printmaker through abstract graphic approach exploring the dynamic intersection between science and nature. Her works are primarily in a monochromatic palette. This deliberate choice allows her to emphasise the contrast between light and shadow, form and void. Inga puts strong emphasis on paper and its qualities in her practice, usage of conservational washi (Japanese paper) and hanji (Korean) papers help bring subtlety in the work. Working in several printmaking combos: mokuhanga, intaglio and relief.
“'B' - BALANCE series are inspired by cosmic bodies realignment and their repositioning to better suit the spectator's mind’s eye. Shifts create abstract geometric compositions, frozen timelapses carry the memory of transitional movement, hidden and also alien elements. I try to avoid too obvious shapes that symbolise man-made structures or anything too familiar. My style is very minimal - colour and expression wise. Bauhaus and Constructivism will always have a special place in my heart. I use computer interface graphic elements that represent the flight visual info for inspiration. Data, charts, scientific graphics are very beautiful to me.”
Hand Finished Intaglio
Image size: 27 × 40cm
Paper size: 47 × 60cm
Edition of 10
£500 unframed or £50 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information.
Inga Eicaite (Lithuanian, based in London) is a contemporary printmaker through abstract graphic approach exploring the dynamic intersection between science and nature. Her works are primarily in a monochromatic palette. This deliberate choice allows her to emphasise the contrast between light and shadow, form and void. Inga puts strong emphasis on paper and its qualities in her practice, usage of conservational washi (Japanese paper) and hanji (Korean) papers help bring subtlety in the work. Working in several printmaking combos: mokuhanga, intaglio and relief.
“'B' - BALANCE series are inspired by cosmic bodies realignment and their repositioning to better suit the spectator's mind’s eye. Shifts create abstract geometric compositions, frozen timelapses carry the memory of transitional movement, hidden and also alien elements. I try to avoid too obvious shapes that symbolise man-made structures or anything too familiar. My style is very minimal - colour and expression wise. Bauhaus and Constructivism will always have a special place in my heart. I use computer interface graphic elements that represent the flight visual info for inspiration. Data, charts, scientific graphics are very beautiful to me.”
