Alice Bucknell - Staring at the Sun - print Alice Bucknell
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The print Staring at the Sun originates from the exhibition Persistent Worlds – the first solo presentation of Alice Bucknell at Kunsthalle Praha. Bucknell is one of the most distinctive voices of a new generation of artists merging digital technology, video game environments, and contemporary art. Their work uses the language of simulation to explore the relationship between humans, machines, and artificial intelligence.
This print captures the atmosphere of Bucknell’s video work Staring at the Sun — a “documentary sci-fi” examining the shadow side of solar geoengineering. Through its striking visual composition, it conveys the tension between scientific progress and ecological uncertainty. The imagery blends scientific data, simulated landscapes, and speculative visual narratives, offering a reflection on how far humanity’s desire to control nature can reach.
Each print is produced on archival-grade fine art paper with a matte surface and bright white finish, ensuring high color stability and longevity. A collectible artwork designed for display or framing.
Title | Staring at the Sun |
Artist | Alice Bucknell |
Dimensions | 80 × 35 cm |
Paper Surface | Enhanced Matte, 189 gsm, 100% cotton rag |
Archival Durability | 40–70 years |
Additional parameters
Category: | Limited editions |
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Weight: | 0.2 kg |
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