Fè, Homo Monitor Reboot, Blueprint, 20.5x29.7 cm

New series created by Fè, which uses the technique of blueprint for the first time. Blueprinting is a photographic development technique, invented in 1842, where the image, according to a chemical reaction, took on Prussian blue tones, hence the name. The same procedure was used until the 1960s for graphic designs and plans. 

"Myselfie - Homo Monitor" is the next evolutionary step to overcome Homo Sapiens. This project reflects on the impact that smartphones have had on our daily lives. They are extensions of our bodies and enhance our communication potential. As evolution gets rid of what is superfluous, facial features are replaced by a monitor that conveys all kinds of emotions or content. The Homo Monitor has a head shaped like a monitor, worships the Goddess of Connection - the mother of all input - speaks in binary code and feeds on data. The works are retouched by hand and signed by the artist, so they are all unique works.

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