eYecons
Illuminate Your Life
Art + Style + Culture
Introducing eYecons, an eXoticforms original designed to illuminate art, style and culture in an exciting new way. eYecons are circular, back-lit installations that bring a unique presence to all forms of visual imagery, including fine art, illustration and photography. Currently being produced in 12’’ and 24’’ diameter sizes displaying commercial graphics, photography and original art (including silk-screen, etchings and stencils), John Lunceford conceived of eYecons as a way of adding contrast and dimension to displays. eYeCons operate on a completely proprietary, low-heat/low-energy system, casting an ambient glow with a character that’s eye-catching without being obtrusive. Outlet powered, eYecons plug in anywhere, require minimal installing and are completely customizable. Your art, your style, your culture—Illuminate Your Life with eYecons.
*In response to popular demand eXoticforms is now fulfilling customized commercial signage opportunities, as well as individual concepts that allow customers the ability to supply their own imagery and specifications. eYecons illuminate what matters to you most in a clever, pleasing and original way.
eYecons are created through collaboration and are available for purchase.
Each piece is a member of a numbered series and is signed by the the artist who contributed the imagery.
James Cospito is a Brooklyn based artist and graphic design genius. James has been working on a personal message carrier known as Thaddeus Says.
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Installations:
Bay Ridge Brooklyn: I’m pleased that my original photography of the Verranzano Narrows Bridge has been chosen to be featured in the annual 5th Avenue Storefront Art Walk in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. The images will be displayed in eYecons May 14th – June 13th 2011 Click here for more information.
Sapphire Lounge NYC: eYecons will host the original art work of Mr. James Cospito at a Brooklyn Art Project production at Sapphire Lounge on view May 12-15th 2011. Click here for more info.
Dumbo Arts Festival: Sept 24th & 25th Click here for Festival details
