Born in 1972, the American artist Wade Guyton has created a conceptually consistent and refreshingly idiosyncratic oeuvre for more than two decades. He is best known for his large-scale canvas paintings made with a conventional inkjet printer, which feature iconic subjects such as flames, the letters X and U, and the "New York Times" website. He combines traditional visual media, e.g. canvas, with digital printing processes so that deliberate degradations lead to aesthetically astonishing results. On the occasion of his overview exhibition, the Museum Ludwig publishes a comprehensive catalogue of the artist's solo exhibitions, including images of all works accompanied by short texts and floorplans. Text: Johanna Burton, Yilmaz Dziewior, Wade Guyton, Michelle Kuo, Kerstin Stakemeier