Stockholm, Sweden
http://www.tomasnordberg.com
Thomas Nordberg has been using form•Z RadioZity for several years as a sculpting tool and as a tool to visualize and communicate ideas and creations. Thomas is getting a lot of inspiration for his sculptures and images from modern dance theatre and he is particaularly fascinated by the space surrounding his figures.
The images shown here are all "monotypes" (each copy is unique) intended to be printed on an Epson inkjet printer, on 40x50 cm slightly opaque plastic film. They are then mounted between plexiglass plates. This way they are protected against 95% of the UV radiation. Thomas has chosen plastic film to avoid problems with acids found in most traditional types of paper.
http://www.tomasnordberg.com
Thomas Nordberg has been using form•Z RadioZity for several years as a sculpting tool and as a tool to visualize and communicate ideas and creations. Thomas is getting a lot of inspiration for his sculptures and images from modern dance theatre and he is particaularly fascinated by the space surrounding his figures.
The images shown here are all "monotypes" (each copy is unique) intended to be printed on an Epson inkjet printer, on 40x50 cm slightly opaque plastic film. They are then mounted between plexiglass plates. This way they are protected against 95% of the UV radiation. Thomas has chosen plastic film to avoid problems with acids found in most traditional types of paper.
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