Faces
The owned Faces collection offers several ways to recognize a head: through rectangular divisions, uneven eye shapes, a tooth row, a bright contour or overlapping colored marks. Choose a gallery's visual question, then compare how those features change between works. These are AI editorial exhibitions drawn from the owned subset, rather than an account of the artist's complete series.
Collection history
The collector’s earlier account identifies Faces as the first of three Nifty Ink series, with 132 numbered drawings, a Christmas special and an origin titled #0000. The numbered sequence runs from October 2021 to May 2022 in the archived records; #0000 was recorded later, in July. The origin title is a special designation, not the chronological beginning.
Collector’s earlier account · Read the earlier gallery
Faces Built from Boxes
How do rectangular eye sockets and mouth shapes organize a face?
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Lines Beyond the Face
What changes when lines extend beyond the outline of a head?
Eyes That Do Not Match
How do differences between eye shapes change where you look first?
Dark Marks and Bright Areas
Which bright and dark areas make a face easier to locate?
Teeth and Mouths
How do tooth shapes and surrounding marks change the reading of a mouth?
Faces and Signs
What changes when a facial feature also reads as a letter or symbol?
Faces Made of Layers
How do overlapping color and line keep a face visible?