Limited Collection Prints - Dada No. 1A
Conflicts of Interest [ I ] is a limited collection of prints comprised of small "vignettes" of shapes and colors that appear similar yet are curiously distinctive. Each piece can stand on its own or in pairs or groups. The art is created entirely digitally and printed on heavyweight archival paper using giclee digital printing. Each piece is stamped for authenticity by the artist on the front, as well as numbered / dated on the back. Conflicts of Interest plays on the various contrasts in each piece. Where there is some symmetry, there is also imbalance. Where there is a connected line, then there is a disconnection. Optical movement is often created through lines and shapes extending into the border. Essentially, through this work, there is an aim to create a "beautiful discomfort” when looking at imperfection.
Stephanie Eventov is the founder and the creative force behind Society of Wonderland, an independent digital art atelier. Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Stephanie holds art degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Parsons-Paris, focusing on traditional and digital graphic design, fashion design, textile arts, photography, and sculpture. After moving to New York, she worked for 15 years in-house for various prominent fashion brands, designing textiles, patterns, graphics, and accessories, bringing the endless possibilities of digital design to the fashion industry, an unexplored and underdeveloped path at the time. In 2015, Stephanie founded Society of Wonderland to infuse her distinct aesthetic into product design, interiors, and public spaces. Her artwork thrives in her successful collections of wall coverings, textiles, and art prints featuring design references from previous decades and a strong emphasis on color, bold scale, and elevated execution. Stephanie continues to envision a world where art is accessible to all, pushing the boundaries of digital art into the real world.
Stephanie Eventov is the founder and the creative force behind Society of Wonderland, an independent digital art atelier. Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Stephanie holds art degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Parsons-Paris, focusing on traditional and digital graphic design, fashion design, textile arts, photography, and sculpture. After moving to New York, she worked for 15 years in-house for various prominent fashion brands, designing textiles, patterns, graphics, and accessories, bringing the endless possibilities of digital design to the fashion industry, an unexplored and underdeveloped path at the time. In 2015, Stephanie founded Society of Wonderland to infuse her distinct aesthetic into product design, interiors, and public spaces. Her artwork thrives in her successful collections of wall coverings, textiles, and art prints featuring design references from previous decades and a strong emphasis on color, bold scale, and elevated execution. Stephanie continues to envision a world where art is accessible to all, pushing the boundaries of digital art into the real world.
Limited Collection Prints - Dada No. 1A
Conflicts of Interest [ I ] is a limited collection of prints comprised of small "vignettes" of shapes and colors that appear similar yet are curiously distinctive. Each piece can stand on its own or in pairs or groups. The art is created entirely digitally and printed on heavyweight archival paper using giclee digital printing. Each piece is stamped for authenticity by the artist on the front, as well as numbered / dated on the back. Conflicts of Interest plays on the various contrasts in each piece. Where there is some symmetry, there is also imbalance. Where there is a connected line, then there is a disconnection. Optical movement is often created through lines and shapes extending into the border. Essentially, through this work, there is an aim to create a "beautiful discomfort” when looking at imperfection.
Stephanie Eventov is the founder and the creative force behind Society of Wonderland, an independent digital art atelier. Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Stephanie holds art degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Parsons-Paris, focusing on traditional and digital graphic design, fashion design, textile arts, photography, and sculpture. After moving to New York, she worked for 15 years in-house for various prominent fashion brands, designing textiles, patterns, graphics, and accessories, bringing the endless possibilities of digital design to the fashion industry, an unexplored and underdeveloped path at the time. In 2015, Stephanie founded Society of Wonderland to infuse her distinct aesthetic into product design, interiors, and public spaces. Her artwork thrives in her successful collections of wall coverings, textiles, and art prints featuring design references from previous decades and a strong emphasis on color, bold scale, and elevated execution. Stephanie continues to envision a world where art is accessible to all, pushing the boundaries of digital art into the real world.
Stephanie Eventov is the founder and the creative force behind Society of Wonderland, an independent digital art atelier. Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Stephanie holds art degrees from the University of Wisconsin and Parsons-Paris, focusing on traditional and digital graphic design, fashion design, textile arts, photography, and sculpture. After moving to New York, she worked for 15 years in-house for various prominent fashion brands, designing textiles, patterns, graphics, and accessories, bringing the endless possibilities of digital design to the fashion industry, an unexplored and underdeveloped path at the time. In 2015, Stephanie founded Society of Wonderland to infuse her distinct aesthetic into product design, interiors, and public spaces. Her artwork thrives in her successful collections of wall coverings, textiles, and art prints featuring design references from previous decades and a strong emphasis on color, bold scale, and elevated execution. Stephanie continues to envision a world where art is accessible to all, pushing the boundaries of digital art into the real world.