Glenn, Dario, and Tyrone (from The Garden of Delights) 1998

This artwork is by Inigo Manglano-Ovalle and is called Glenn, Dario, and Tyrone (from The Garden of Delights). If you look closely, you'll see the image has a pale background with blue blobby marks, almost like a digital Rorschach test! I wonder what it was like for Manglano-Ovalle to make this? Looking at the surface and the way these organic shapes and lines are printed, I imagine the artist was playing around with ways of seeing, thinking, and experiencing the world. The arrangement of forms across the triptych feels like a kind of musical composition. Seeing this work makes me think about other artists that explore the intersection of science, art, and technology, such as Agnes Denes, and the way science and technology are increasingly used as tools to examine how we see and understand the world. What do you think?