Nowhere Stamps #7

Is it possible to find geographic coordinates or names of the places where the artistic experiment leads us? Does the journey called research have an end point?

We are trying to track it via postage stamps for envelopes coming from there.

Thanks for the aesthetic inspiration to Sigmar Polke, who lived and studied at the Düsseldorf Arts Academy, not far from our current place of living.
His works were called a European Pop art, because of translating everyday life into enigmatic narratives.
Experimenting with materials and chemicals, mixing together traditional pigments with varnishes, toxins and resins to produce spontaneous chemical reactions, he was making art created by chance. He combined analog alchemy with tinting and altering methods on a computer.

In our case, alchemy is the images, produced by the neural networks, the results of which cannot be predicted. One can only guess, try to ask them the right question.

Chemistry and pigments are p5.js tools that also sometimes spontaneously produce unpredictable results.

The process of creating ‘Nowhere Stamps’ became a great journey and adventure in itself.

Work is made in collaboration with artist, musician and poet Yulikolay.