DIGITAL ART ON GLASS
By Martin Dingli
ABOUT MARTIN DINGLI
The fourth of five children, Martin Dingli was born in Malta in 1960, where he was raised with a privileged childhood, in a historic palazzo situated in the magnificent bastion city of Valetta. In line with family tradition, at 7 years of age he was sent to a strict & traditional British boarding school, where he passed much of his time subverting rules & regulations.
At 14, Martin’s entire family migrated to Australia, where he completed his schooling, obtaining several qualifications. This translation to a radically different country & culture had a significant formative effect on Martin as an artist, creating a duality of citizenship & seeing which remains highly influential in his work today.
OUR PROCESS
Most images & graphics can be customised
in colour, size & even transparency levels.
Ceramic Print
The flexibility of printing designs onto any kind of glass applications, using new design elements & mimicking natural materials, is redefining the possibilities for surface design. These designs are innovative & unique.
Ceramic Ink
Digital ceramic inks are scientifically developed with expert processes. These unique inks are fused into the glass, ensuring lasting vibrancy & photorealistic colour, enabling higher degrees of quality, design & functional performance.
The Creative Process
I'm Inspired By Everything That Is Around Me
Says, Dingli.
BENEFITS
These combined attributes give designers
& architects the opportunity to create a new
design aesthetic with glass.
Easy To Clean
Architects, Interior Designers, Builders, Private homes .
Heat Resistant
In-store Promotions, Interior Design Styling.
Infinite Colour Choices
Sittings, Lobby, Reception, Corridor.
Luxurious Look
Kitchens, Bathrooms, Bedrooms, Lounge, Hallways, Dining Rooms.
Light Reflection
Reception, Lobby, Bedrooms, Offices, Corridors, Function Rooms, Bathrooms.
Versatile
Reception, Lobby, Bedrooms, Offices, Corridors, Function Rooms, Bathrooms.
VERSATILITY IN SIZE
The advantages of digital printing are clear. Digitisation & printer sizes make it possible to print any image, in any size. The printed image can be spread across many panels to achieve any surface size & proportion. The size of one printed glass panel can reach up to 2.8 metres, & multiple panels can be combined to create an image of any size.
