Lucie Stahl
Posted by Fabio 8 November 2013
German artist Lucie Stahl has developed a photographic working process in which she places and arranges everyday objects on a scanner and takes their digital imprint. The two-dimensional images are blown-up and printed out as large-scale inkjet prints, which she covers in a thick coat of glossy polyurethane that functions as a kind of frame.
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