The Glitch prints are about elements of error — bugs, failures and flaws in a computer program or system that cause it to produce unexpected results and to behave in unintended ways, creating malfunctions that frequently create a variety of weird and extraordinarily graphical effects. While glitches are phenomena of computational systems, the Glitch-prints are actually made with out-of-date, analog printing equipment: a letterpress proofing press from 1964, traditional inks and cotton paper; the design is based on scripted randomness, the letterpress printing plates are built with nothing but LEGO-tiles.

Other versions: A-5c-1 / A-5c-2 / A-5c-3 / B-5c-1 / B-5c-2

• Letterpress print, 5-colors, hand-printed
• Slow-printed with a cylinder proofing press from 1964
• Entirely built and printed with original LEGO-tiles
• 50 x 70 cm (approx. 20 inch by 27,5 inch), fits all standard frames
• 25 prints per edition (color/design), signed & numbered
• 100% cotton paper from Italy, acid-free, alkaline buffered, archival quality
• Unframed, ships in a sturdy poster tube