Spreadsheets don’t have to be boring…
Maths + Conditional Formatting + Randomness = Excel as Art
How did this happen?!
Look out Clive! In a terrible accident whilst inserting too many rows at once into the monthly financials, the spreadsheet has fractured our dimension and intense colours spew forth at random. Quick-thinking Clive managed to get a screenshot before it swallowed him up.
How did this (really) happen
Each pixel is a cell in an excel spreadsheet (500,000 pixels total), and behind the colour in each pixel lies a sumptuous formula linked to cells around it, with elements of randomness that ensure that each version created is completely unique. In fact there are more possible combinations than there are particles in the universe (can show my workings promise).
Available in 4 Sumptuous Colour Schemes
Fire (red)
Ice (blue)
Nature (green)
Pink - couldn’t find an alter ego for this colour scheme without getting in trouble.
Materials and Delivery
Printed on sturdy acrylic glass in the UK, with a ready-mounted aluminium backframe, allowing the piece to hover elegantly 1cm away from the wall. Standard size is 120cm x 60cm (48in x 24in).
Each piece is uniquely generated in Microsoft Excel to order, and will be delivered to all UK mainland addresses within 1-2 weeks at no extra charge. Message me about other non-mainland UK or international deliveries .
THINGS TO DO
Add smaller sizes maybe later (prices?)
Main picture on wall.
Maybe a couple more pictures on the wall, one showing the windows also?
Short video on wall.
Picture of edges on the wall.
Maybe picture of me holding it (authentic).
Picture of back showing backframe.
Own pieces uniquely generated in Microsoft Excel to every order
But spreadsheets don’t look like this?!
Have you ever had to use conditional formatting in Excel for work, but didn’t think any more about it?
But if each cell is shrunk down to the size of a pixel, with a generous helping of maths, multiple sprinklings of conditional formatting and a dusting of randomness…
This randomness ensures that each print is unique, much like the butterfly effect. Each refresh of the spreadsheet is astronomically unlikely to reoccur, in there are more possible combinations than there are particles in the observable universe (I can show my workings).
Designed in London, printed in the UK and shipped directly to all UK addresses.
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