I've been interested in the positive & negative space created from my physical mesh painting process, where I push acrylic paint through perforated aluminum mesh, dry the paint, remove/poke out parts of the dry paint and then repeat by pushing a new colour layer of paint through the exposed holes, until I have a desired image. For this piece, I've explored this, using the digital process.

Mesh Painter. Name is Follows, it's not a statement :} Him - Channels 🎨  /art-school 🤔 /memories 🌐 /artworld 🧊 /cubeart  
🔗  https://linktr.ee/chrisfollows

Artist, poet and educator based in Chicago working with vr, ai, 3d, and various tools to create fashion and dream worlds. Endlessly exploring.

Street photographer | New Media And Communication | https://linktr.ee/Rezabakhshi

Artist & collector
・Next exhibition Museu Nacional (DF 🇧🇷)
・Genart projects: fxhash.xyz/u/marcelonada 
・Published books, etc: linktr.ee/marcelonada

"The layering of colors and playing with positive and negative space has resulted in something truly remarkable!" 🌟🖼️