Visitors made their own tessellation prints during the opening of the TUNEL GRAFICO exhibition in Juarez. They drew/gouged into stiff foam (expanded PVC) with a ballpoint pen to create the design. Then Aron Venegas inked the tiles up and printed them on the press:
One of the stiff foam tiles
after it had been inked
A selection of some of the curvy tessellation prints
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Aron inked and printed
the curvy tessellation tiles for the visitors
We had created the curvy tessellation shape online -- with the Interactive APERIODIC MONOTILE generator. Then we cut the shapes out of stiff foam with the CNC machine at Quelab makerspace in Albuquerque (where we had done this previously):
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Plastic tubs
of linoleum and stiff foam tessellation tiles
Some artists got started designing their tiles
before the opening
- Quick Prints -- TUNEL GRAFICO
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