Craig Kalpakjian (born August 31, 1961) is an American artist working in New York, known for his computer-generated, photo-realistic renderings of anonymous, institutional spaces.[1][2]
He is considered one of the first artists of his generation to make digital images depicting entirely artificial spaces in a fine art context.[3][4][5]
^Tim Griffin, Time Out New York, April 18–25, 2002; Issue No. 342
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^Tim Griffin, Time Out New York, June 1–8, 2000; Issue No. 245
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