Unseeable
by Andy Farkas
- Medium:
- Mokuhanga woodcut with handset letterpress text
- Image courtesy of
- Glass Growers Gallery
Description
"Unseeable" is a contemporary mokuhanga print by Andy Farkas, created during the contemporary. Farkas is an American printmaker based in Asheville, North Carolina, whose mokuhanga woodblock prints and wood engravings combine carved imagery of animals with handset letterpress text to create visual fables that speak to the human experience. Award winner at IMC 2024 Echizen.
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1935
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Drawing for Rabbit and Boy
1964
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Rabbit and Boy
1964
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Frequently Asked Questions
Unseeable was created by Andy Farkas.
Unseeable depicts animals.