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In 2014, their project was exhibited in Zalop: Illusory Correspondence Art at Eyedrum, Atlanta, showcasing the fusion of virtual exchange and material art.
Displayed here are select works highlighting their evolving dialogue—colorful, fluid explorations of technology and traditional media.
Since 2009, Susan Ker-Seymer and UK artist Fay Hutchcroft have collaborated, blending digital and physical art. Their rule: every digital image must become a tangible piece. This experiment transforms digital forms into vibrant, buoyant paintings and works on paper.
In 2014, their project was exhibited in Zalop: Illusory Correspondence Art at Eyedrum, Atlanta, showcasing the fusion of virtual exchange and material art.
Displayed here are select works highlighting their evolving dialogue—colorful, fluid explorations of technology and traditional media.
MEME 6
Monotype and photo transfer on paper, 22 X 15"
MEME 10
Month Number 10, Monotype and photo transfer with Graphite on Paper, 22 X 22"
MEME 8
Monotype, with acrylic and graphite on paper, 20 X 26"
MEME 4
fourth round
Meme 1, start
We exchanged images for each to respond to
MEME 11
Acrylic, graphite, paper on Board. 20 X 27"