Fluke

Fluke is a Wellington-based artist creating digital amalgams sourced from found objects on the internet and from his own photography. His work explores the juxtaposition of the traditional with the unconventional in a digital context. The work observes and questions the tension between the temporal and the eternal.

Fluke’s use of both organic shapes and pixelated forms serve as references to living organisms as well as the world of technology. These patterns cohabitate in harmony, often superimposed upon the other, to create a reverie of unpredictable movement and transparent effects.

In 2013, Fluke was the recipient of the Emerging Artist Trust Award and has received two Awards of Excellence from Creative Quarterly in New York for their 45th (2017) and 54th (2019) editions respectively and was selected as one of Creative Quarterly's Best 100 artists in 2017.

Fluke has recently exhibited his work at Gallery MC, New York and Miranda Kuo Gallery, New York, CICA Museum, South Korea and the Mexican Museum of Design, Mexico.