10,000 digital paintings

Vera-Maria Glahn

Generative Design meets Digital Print in these 10,000 unique cover artworks for GF Smith’s legendary paper brochures. Invited to inspire the design community about the unlimited possibilities of digital print and generative design, each sleeve features a different view of a hypercomplex sculpture. Commissioned by SEA Design. Nominated for the Designs of The Year 2012 by the London Design Museum.

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    Vera-Maria Glahn, Germany (2019)

    Vera-Maria Glahn is co-founder and Managing Director of digital art studio FIELD, which she leads together with Creative Director Marcus Wendt. As a producer, creative and strategist, Vera has been...

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    Generative Design meets Digital Print in these 10,000 unique cover artworks for GF Smith’s legendary paper brochures. Invited to inspire the design community about the unlimited possibilities of digital print and generative design, each sleeve features a different view of a hypercomplex sculpture. Commissioned by SEA Design. Nominated for the Designs of The Year 2012 by the London Design Museum.

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    Vera-Maria Glahn, Germany (2019)

    Vera-Maria Glahn is co-founder and Managing Director of digital art studio FIELD, which she leads together with Creative Director Marcus Wendt. As a producer, creative and strategist, Vera has been at the core of bringing the studio’s cutting edge ideas into reality for a decade, including partnerships with Nike, Diesel, Deutsche Bank, Apple, Microsoft, ABB and Samsung. After nine years of building the studio in London, she now heads up FIELD’s new venture in Berlin.

    Born in 1983 in Germany, Vera studied Visual Communication with Joel Baumann (tomato interactive) and Bernard Stein at the School of Arts and Design in Kassel and graduated with distinction in February 2009. Before founding FIELD, Vera started out as a producer and curator in media arts, performance and film in Kassel and Rotterdam. Vera frequently speaks at conferences and festivals, including OFFF Mexico, SEE Wiesbaden, EYEO in Minneapolis, Resonate in Belgrade, Toca Me in Munich.

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