Of course, the de la Torre brothers work in glass, but they also are mixed media artists. Their mixed media artworks incorporate found objects and collage. They are also known for their large-scale and complex lenticulars.
Feminencia (Side 1 and 2) by Einar and Jamex de la Torre, 2020 (Courtesy of Koplin Del Rio Gallery), archival lenticular print with resin castings and waterjet-cut aluminum frame, 89 x 65 x 4 in. (note: this is a lenticular with two views)
¡2020! by Einar and Jamex de la Torre, 2020 (Courtesy of Koplin Del Rio Gallery), mixed-media, blown-glass sculpture with resin casting, 33 x 22 x 14 in.
Lenticular images give the illusion of depth (3D), movement or merge two different images.
They do this by taking images and splicing them into strips. These are then interlaced with other images. Over the top of the image is a magnifying lens this is broken up into lenticules which show the viewer a different image as the image is viewed from different angles. - Charlotte Bearn
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