Untitled 829, 2nd May 2011

iPad drawing (unreleased)

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Untitled 829, 2nd May 2011 is an iPad drawing part of Hockney's digital catalogue. It is unclear if a print release was ever released by the studio, but Hockney has published this piece online and in his book 'My Window'.

This artwork presents a small flower pot on the windowsill of Hockney's bedroom. Capturing the beautiful light of the dawn as seen from his bedroom, the range of pinks and blues perfectly encapsulate the variety of colours that make up the early morning light. The perspective of the flowers peeking out from behind the curtain contributes to the multiple layers of this image, from the book in the foreground, to the curtains, to the flowers and then to the buildings and sun over the horizon.
"The iPad can be what you want it to be. Picasso would have gone mad with it"

- David Hockney

The digital works capture vibrant landscapes, still lifes, and intimate portraits with a modern twist. Hockney's use of digital media highlights his adaptability and willingness to experiment with contemporary tools, blending traditional artistic techniques with cutting-edge technology to produce visually striking and evocative images. These pieces exemplify Hockney’s continued exploration of technology, rendered with a bold palette and confident linework.
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