MINIMIZE FEATURING: JASON HARVEY, JON RAFMAN, JULIAN GARCIA, MATT GOERZEN, PETRA CORTRIGHT, JOHN TRANSUE, JEREMY DABROWSKI, TYSON PARKS and TRAVESS SMALLEY Digital painting and sculpture can be seen as a return to the modernist project abandoned in the wake of minimalism. Where physical materials formally exhausted themselves, digital materials offer new avenues for formal exploration [...]
ARCH-TEXTURE COLLABORATION WITH: CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE Thanks to the CCA for a great collaboration during Montreal’s 2011 Nuit Blanche. Tyson Parks created a motion capture painting device open to public interaction. He then projected a series of brush strokes painted and animated by Matt Goerzen over the building’s facade, exploring architecture and painting’s shared [...]
Bozeau Ortega Contemporary Arts is the premiere online commercial art gallery for the sale and exhibition of digital art objects.
The gallery was founded in early 2011 through the partnership of Jacques Bozeau and Jorge Ortega.
All works are available as unique 3D objects ready to be displayed in your virtual collections, on HD digital displays, as desktop backgrounds or on corporate websites. Works are available in a variety of formats and are guaranteed unique.
When requested, purchased works can remain displayed in our virtual gallery, marked with a red dot .gif and accompanied by the collector’s name.
Prices available upon request.
Interested parties should dial +1 438-886-3595 to speak to a sales representative, or email us at info@bocagallery.com.
BOCA Exhibitions have featured Jason Harvey, Julian Garcia, Matt Goerzen, Jon Rafman, Tyson Parks, Jeremy Dabrowski, Travess Smalley, Anonymous, John Transue, Petra Cortright, Parker Ito as Deke McLelland Two, PAINT FX, Kareem Lotfy, Artie Vierkant, Julien Ceccaldi, Vincent Charlebois, Adam Cruces and C Coy.
We are not currently accepting portfolios.
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BOCA #2
DRAWING ON ANONYMOUS FEATURING: ANONYMOUS + SELECTED FACEBOOK USERS A debate rages over the Internet’s most ideal social arrangement. Is it anonymous, typified by 4chan’s collective user group of self-motivated, self-counted hacktivists? Or is it a virtual correlate of the inalienable physical self, as typified by Facebook’s legions of persona extending users? Drawing on Anonymous [...]