Or in other words, Computer Manipulations.
The process was to create four or five different paintings – usually in various forms – then photograph them, combine them, and manipulate them on the computer before finally printing the new image onto a canvas—additionally, photographs of other forms, calligraphy.
Alexander was fascinated with calligraphy and studied it in Japan, producing beautiful images with haiku.
Giclee
Giclee 1
36’x24’ 2005
Giclee 3
36’x24’ 2005
Giclee 5
36’x24’ 2005
Giclee 7
36’x24’ 2006
Giclee 9
12’x10’ 2006
Giclee 11
36’x24’ 2006
Giclee 13
10’x12’ 2006
Giclee 15
16’x20’ 2006
Giclee2
36’x24’ 2005
Giclee 4
36’x24’ 2005
Giclee 6
36’x24’ 2006
Giclee 8
36’x24’ 2006
Giclee 10
12’x10’ 2006
Giclee 12
36’x24’ 2006
Giclee 14
36’x24’ 2006
Giclee 16
20’x12’ 2006