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1½ inches thick (3.75 cm)
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Artist Rudy Rucker
Collection Paintings
Description Acrylic on paper, 17' x 13', April, 2008.
In April of 2008, I arranged for a small press to reprint two of my early science fiction novels, Spacetime Donuts and The Sex Sphere. As part of the deal, they agreed to let me design the covers.
Spacetime Donuts is about a somewhat punk-like young mathematician who finds a way to shrink down so small that he wraps around the scale axis and gets big. Scale turns out to be circular, and spacetime is in some sense like a donut. I wrote this novel in 1979, and it can be argued that this was one of the very first cyberpunk science-fiction novels. The characters in the book plug their brains into computers, which is why I have that wire coming out of his neck.
Hes wearing an earring thats a variation on the W.A.S.T.E. symbol in Thomas Pynchons novel The Crying of Lot 49. As it turns out, the books plot resembles this symbol.
I had fun making this image really pop with cadmium red and cadmium yellow.
In April of 2008, I arranged for a small press to reprint two of my early science fiction novels, Spacetime Donuts and The Sex Sphere. As part of the deal, they agreed to let me design the covers.
Spacetime Donuts is about a somewhat punk-like young mathematician who finds a way to shrink down so small that he wraps around the scale axis and gets big. Scale turns out to be circular, and spacetime is in some sense like a donut. I wrote this novel in 1979, and it can be argued that this was one of the very first cyberpunk science-fiction novels. The characters in the book plug their brains into computers, which is why I have that wire coming out of his neck.
Hes wearing an earring thats a variation on the W.A.S.T.E. symbol in Thomas Pynchons novel The Crying of Lot 49. As it turns out, the books plot resembles this symbol.
I had fun making this image really pop with cadmium red and cadmium yellow.
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Product No 994525
Subjects
Style Surrealism
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Tags Rucker, Rudy, fiction, science
Product No 994525
Subjects
Style Surrealism
Medium
Tags Rucker, Rudy, fiction, science