Untitled No. 535
Untitled No. 535
Signed Print
David Hockney
56 x 43cm, Edition of 250, Digital Print, 2009
£25,000-£45,000
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$45,000-$90,000 Market Value Indicator
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Meaning & Analysis
My Window, a digital print released in an edition of 250, has been executed by the much loved British artist David Hockney on digital medium. Over the past few years, Hockney’s digital drawings have gained wide attention and were the exclusive subject of his most recent Royal Academy solo show, The Arrival of Spring (2021).
This digital drawing, released in an edition of 250, depicts a vase of bright, luscious pink flowers, perched on a windowsill. The ‘painted’ strokes and pixelated brush effect reveal that this has not been conventionally painted, but painted digitally, every movement of the artist’s hand visible. Hockney’s explorations into digital art began back in 1985, working with an early computer program, Quantel Paintbox. This exploration of the potentialities of digital technologies continued as Hockney took up his iPhone in 2007, then the iPad and stylus in 2010. Taken as a whole, Hockney’s digital works document the passing of time: changing seasons as witnessed from his window, as well as technological developments as equipment becomes more advanced and sleeker. This edition, My Window, documents the coming of Spring as flowers bloom brilliantly.
