Design and Architecture
Dystopian Drawings
Artist Laurie Lipton makes highly-detailed, black and white, pencil drawings that depict a Dystopian and darkly humorous view of our dependence on technology. She talks about her worldview as shown in her recent show, Techno Rococo, on display at the Ace Gallery in Los Angeles. Photo: Lucia Loiso
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readArtist Laurie Lipton makes highly-detailed, black and white, pencil drawings that depict a Dystopian and darkly humorous view of our dependence on technology. She talks about her worldview as shown in her recent show, Techno Rococo, on display at the Ace Gallery in Los Angeles.
Photo: Lucia Loiso
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