東京工芸大学　芸術学部フェスタ2020　電子図録

82 Department of Design ETO Takahiro graphic designer/Born in Shizuoka in 1981. Graduated from Doctoral Degree Course, Graduate School of Tama Art University (Ph.D.) in 2010. Since 2016, own studio in Tokyo. He is experimenting to develop graphic design specific expressions in various fields. Awards he received include: The 9th International Poster Triennial in Toyama 2009 Bronze Prize, 22nd International Poster Biennale in Warsaw Honorary Mention, JAPAN TYPOGRAPHY ASSOCIATION 2019 Bestwork Prize, Biennial of Poster Bolivia BICeBé 2019 FIRST MENTION, and more. Assistant professor at Tokyo Polytechnic University since 2018. member of Tokyo TDC and JAGDA. The disassembly and reconstruction of printed expression are the origins of graphic design. Halftone dots scanned from old books were enlarged and used as material for the work. Halftone dots are sets of small dots used to reproduce plates or illustrations, and are a modeling element specific to printing. When halftone dots are enlarged, the noise generated in the printing process mixes within a mechanical uniformity to display a fascinating expression. I overlaid these halftone dots to create various patterns and gradations. In Kepler 452B, which was exhibited last year, the images were composed of halftone dots, but this time, instead of being the means to reproduce iconography, the dots themselves were configured to stand out. THE PRINTERS the 2020 Faculty of Arts Festival FESTA-15 Artwork