Miriam Calleja (@miriamcalleja) reviews the aberration seen in the hydrographic screenprint and faux ceramic works found in Daniel Luedtke: Wobbly Grid at Ground Floor Contemporary, Birmingham (@dnmldaniel) (@groundfloorcontemporary).

“Wobbly Grid by Daniel Luedtke is a collection of wall-mounted hydrographic screenprints on ceramics and faux ceramic tiles made of foamcore, resin, and ink, responding to the American health industry’s attempts to classify individuals into simplified categories.” Click the link in our profile to read the full review. _ 1. Daniel Luedtke, “X-Ray Coin Toss (Print)”, 2024, screenprint on plastic, 28 x 24 inches. Image courtesy of Daniel Luedtke. 2. Daniel Luedtke, “Blood and Fat Data”, 2024, hydrographic screenprint on ceramic, 15 x 11 x 2 1/2 inches. Image by Jennifer Marshall and courtesy of Ground Floor Contemporary, Birmingham. 3. Daniel Luedtke, “Eyetracking Pattern” (detail), 2026, foamcore, resin, ink, 9 x14 feet. Image by Jennifer Marshall and courtesy of Ground Floor Contemporary, Birmingham.