‘Obsessed with obsolete tech’

“Pac Man,’’ by Arlo Sinclair, at the Trimper Gallery, Greenwich, Conn.

Mr. Sinclair says:

“My artworks are a homage to the functional beauty of digital storage (and the data contained therein)… each with a light-hearted twist.

“I’m obsessed with obsolete technology, and my own collection of floppy disks and peripherals is substantial.

“I explore the more quirky side of data storage through my paintings. I see the strokes on the canvas as a byte of humour, and each artwork, a disk loaded with hidden meaning. My work isn’t just a tribute to digital storage; it’s where the binary world meets the brush, with a little message etched into every piece of defunct technology I paint. Welcome to my pixel-world, where code meets color, and data dances with drollery.’’