I’ve just launched store.nathanselikoff.com, where you can browse and buy fine art prints of my artwork, most of them starting at $20.

A self portrait, probably completed in 2004, was paired with two box kite models made of prints from my Faces of Chaos series. This piece accompanied two larger box kites at my first solo exhibition, Process & Influence, and served as a conceptual link between my creative and technical processes and the resulting artifacts.

Look what came in the mail last week! That’s my artwork on the cover (Faces of Chaos series) and inside is a book review I wrote on Symmetry in Chaos (2nd Edition) by Michael Field and Martin Golubitsky. This is the first time I have been published in a journal. I would like to thank Gary Greenfield, the very helpful and supportive editor, for the opportunity.

This is a bit old (January of this year) but the icon for the Helios iPhone app is pictured here (I licensed my artwork, Helios to the developers). Exciting!

Amy and I got back a few weeks ago from a two week adventure in Hungary and Austria, the first week of which was spent at a math / art conference called Bridges Pécs 2010 in Pécs, Hungary. The conference is always a blast, bringing together a few hundred brilliant people from diverse geographic and intellectual areas. Pictured here is a Sierpinski tetrahedron collaboratively created in a workshop led by Vi Hart, who started us out with basic balloon twisting and [Read More...]