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Michael Tompert
"Must Have" (2010)2010 iPhone 4 Mode of Destruction: 8 lb Sledge Maul Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (48" x 60") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Magic Trick" (2010)2010 Magic Mouse, Top View Mode of Destruction: Handsaw Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Magic Trick Revealed" (2010)2010 Magic Mouse, Bottom View Mode of Destruction: Handsaw Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Targeting" (2010)2009 iPhone 3G, White, Front View Mode of Destruction: 9mm Heckler & Koch Handgun Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Honor Killing" (2010)2009 iPhone 3G, White, Front View Mode of Destruction: 9mm Heckler & Koch Handgun Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Caltrain Fatalities: Left Track/Right Track" (2010)Spectruc of 2010 iPod Nanos, 8GB Mode of Destruction: Caltrain Diesel Locomotive Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (96" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Breathe" (2010)2008 MacBook Air Mode of Destruction: 9mm Heckler & Koch Handgun Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Candy" (2010)2010 iPod Nano, 8GB Mode of Destruction: Caltrain Diesel Locomotive Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"You're So 2000 & L8" (2010)2008 iPhone 3G Mode of Destruction: 8 lb Sledge Maul Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
"Book Burning" (2010)2010 iPad Mode of Destruction: Soldering Torch Photography/Scanography Digital Composite Digital Pigment Print (38" x 48") Face Mounted on 1/4" Acryllic Glass
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A native of Stuttgart, Germany, Michael Tompert began his career in the graphic arts as a typographer's apprentice. He came to the United States in 1984 and earned a BFA in Graphic Design from the Academy of Art in San Francisco. While honing his 3D and Photoshop skills as a user-interface designer in Silicon Valley, Michael developed his signature photorealistic imagery style. |
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