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DAVID HOCKNEY Computer drawings
Computer Drawing Printed by Inkjet

49" x 33.5"

Edition of 25

Dominic Elliott, 2008

Dominic Elliott, 2008 is one of Hockney's Computer Portraits as part of the wider Computer Drawings collection created using early computer-based artistic technology. These works highlight Hockney's forward-thinking approach to art, embracing new digital tools to push creative boundaries.

These portraits capture the essence of their subjects with modern, stylized lines and forms. Hockney’s use of early computer software demonstrates his adaptability, blending traditional portrait techniques with contemporary technology to produce visually captivating and innovative images.

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"There is no such thing as a perfect copy, because each copy is an interpretation"

- David Hockney

David Hockney's portrait of Dominic Elliott is a striking example of his talent for capturing human presence with minimalistic detail. The subject, seated on a small chair, appears both relaxed and intense, with his hands folded neatly in his lap. The muted orange background contrasts with Elliott’s blue attire, focusing the viewer's attention on his facial expression and posture. Hockney’s use of color, soft lines, and digital brushstrokes give the image a sense of immediacy and intimacy, evoking a quiet yet profound connection between the viewer and the subject.