Portrait Artworks in Mixed Media Made of Floppy Disk

Artist Nick Gentry of London made use of recycled floppy disk media with these portrait artworks that is currently on show at the Whisper Gallery behind Oxford Street in Central London. He has been commissioned by Selfridges for these portraits using floppy disk and VHS tapes as his canvas that will be presented at the Selfridges Technology Hall next month.

Central St. Martin graduate Nick Gentry is creating a powerful statement about the changing technology with these obsolete media showing the extent of the changes and how fast it is taking place today, yet brought to life through his remarkable paintings.

Check out his portrait design artwork below:

01. Super Killers

02. Virus Killer

03. Time Machine

04. Elements of Existence

05. Lucid Heart    +    06. E-Motion

07. Empyrean

08. Residual Memory

09. The Secret Key

10. Galileo

11. Body Language

12. Adapt

13. Pathfinder DB   +   14. Public Domain

15. The Basic Life

16. OMG

17. Model LC24   +   18. The Immortal

19. Ones And Zeros

20. Obsolete

21. Emulated AI

22. Next Generation

23. Dela Marina   +   24. Norton

25. Code

26. Status

27. Life Numbers

Further Readings and Resources

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1. Nick Gentry Interview via Juxtapoz.com
2. Nick Gentry’s Body of Work

 

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