Jason Polan made heart potato prints.
He bought a potato and cut a notch on the top of it. Each cross section of the potato was then in the shape of a heart. For each artwork, he would cut a sliver of the potato away, added paint and made a print. The first ones were small hearts. The hearts got bigger until the thickest middle part of the potato and then again got smaller until there was nothing left of the potato.
Each print is unique as he made only one print per cut. The edition size was to be however many the potato would make. This potato made 32. He numbered the prints in order of printing so the first few (1 thru 3) and the last few (30 thru 32) were smaller hearts than the middle ones (15 thru 17). They were printed on Fabriano 4.5″x6.7″ (115x170mm) paper and are all signed and dated (all on the back).
(enter smile here) Makes me love him and his work even more.
I love this. It would be super cute to receive a little potato-heart-print as a card, or even to have them all lined up hanging above your bed <3
Feb 5th, 2013 / 11:29 am
Fantastic! You can’t beat potatoes for down to earth versatility and Jason has shown this with his beautiful and quirky heart prints.
Feb 6th, 2013 / 3:48 am
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