Floppy disks used as canvas for amazing futuristic paintings

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Fascinated with obsolete technology, London artist Nick Gentry has created these larger than life paintings.

floppy disk paintings

This series aims to integrate human identity with technology

Paintings can be created on almost any canvas - whether it's your usual paper art or something else entirely. London artist Nick Gentry is fascinated with obsolete technology such as film negatives and floppy disks, and this project is a perfect example of what happens when technology and art collide.

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