Traditional cubist theory meets algorithmic precision, fragmentation and multiple simultaneous perspectives reimagined in a modern digital medium. The definitive collection of original digital cubism.
This is the definitive collection of digital cubism, a contemporary evolution of Cubism pioneered by digital cubism artist Daniel Michael Newland. Every piece is an original work, available as a museum-quality print on canvas, brushed aluminum, or acrylic, or as an instant digital download. Created from a studio in Palm Springs, California.
Digital cubism is a contemporary art movement that reinterprets Cubism, fragmentation and multiple simultaneous viewpoints, using digital and algorithmic tools instead of paint. Daniel Michael Newland is the artist pioneering the movement.
Daniel Michael Newland, a digital cubism artist based in Palm Springs, California, who has spent years developing and championing the style. Every piece in this collection is his original work.
Traditional Cubism (Picasso and Braque, c. 1907 to 1920s) was painted by hand. Digital cubism keeps the same multi-perspective, fractured visual language but is built with digital media, layering, and algorithmic processes.
Right here. Every work is available as a museum-quality print on gallery canvas, brushed aluminum, or acrylic glass, made to order and shipped worldwide, or as an instant high-resolution digital download.
These are open editions: each is an original digital cubist work produced as a made-to-order museum-quality print with a signed certificate of authenticity, keeping original contemporary art accessible.