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…are marked by a subversive edge, satirizing status symbols and revealing a commerce-driven social conscience. A stint at an advertising agency helped D.O.C. understand the psychology of communication and contributed…

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…not understand why main net Ringers have any value, many who are familiar with cryptocurrency might wonder why you are assigning value to these test net Ringers. Dmitri’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dmitricherniak/…

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…of this movement, and the couple saw the computer as ushering in a new “visual age”. Computers could help by offering new ideas and enriching artistic practice; using a computer…

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…on a computer or painted with acrylic. Her constructivist interests mesh seamlessly with basic computation opportunities. Molnar’s work is a wonderful example of how the computer can be a powerful…

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…a workshop – a kind of psychedelic salon – where the local counterculture would hang out, play records, make art and smoke grass. The latest issues of underground magazines –…

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…several programs to combine the power coming out of traditional media for two and three dimensional techniques with the precision and multi-presence of variables coming out of the computer, which…

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…the first commercial computer in Europe. In the early 1970s, working in Paris with the very first Hewlett-Packard lab computers and plotters –ancestors of what would become ten years later…

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…artistic thinking was radically changed. Within a few years, his art transformed from abstract expressionism to computer-generated algorithmic geometry. Encouraged by the computer music composer Pierre Barbaud whom he met…

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Tomislav Mikulić (Born in 1953 in Croatia) is a Croatian-Australian artist, and a pioneer of computer graphics and computer animation. He learned the computer programming language Fortran at a high…

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…piece Neutron Star in 1967. In 1969, Sundqvist made the computer animations for Supersonics, a TV-film Morthenson made for Westdeutscher Rundfunk [7,10,11]. Morthenson met Sundqvist at Fylkingen, a society committed…

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…a pioneer of early computer art, I have continuously explored the relationship between technology and the arts for over thirty years, both within my own fine art practice, research and…

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Benjamin Francis Laposky (1914–2000) was a mathematician, artist and draftsman in Cherokee, Iowa. He has been credited with making the first computer graphics, utilizing an oscilloscope as the creation medium…

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…as a functional, materialist means [to allow] the active manipulation of otherwise purely conceptual constructs.” Beyls’ pieces have primarily centered on generative systems, including extensive series of machine drawings, interactive…

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…and computer science before there was a recognized field of computer graphics, I worked as a digital commercial artist for over 40 years in the fields of textile design, television…

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…SP2, Generative Centipede, Berlin, Germany 2023 NOTAGALLERY, The Long Run, Upward Spiral, Composition #82, Berlin, Germany 2023 Cromwell Place / Verse, Composition #83, London, UK 2023 Expanded Art, Composition #82,…

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…Way to Cybernetics). Barbadillo’s compositions play with opposition and complementary poles, and the computer was an essential tool for him in this investigation. He viewed his work as a statement…

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…limitation. His text-based neon sculptures are an anthem for our political and cultural moment, and his lexicon an effort to mobilize community and societal change. Strachan’s ambitious, open-ended practice has…

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Claire Ellen Corey’s work uses photographic images, painterly swipes, and collage of various mediums both directly painted or scanned and printed, then manipulated in the computer. She then paints, rescans…

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…duality as a scheme whereas in her physical works she embraces the free color-flow, process and experiment. • 1984 Born in West-Berlin • 2008 B.Sc.Arch. TU Berlin • 2011 M.Sc.Arch….

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…Arts fellowships in 1975 and 1977.[3][9] Hammersley wrote in an exhibition catalog, “hard-edge is often very hard to take, coming to it cold – or, even to the practiced eye”.[7][10]…

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…and shows aspects of a partnership.” [Oberquelle and Beckmann, 2008, p. 29] Even before beginning to use computers, he used algorithms in his work, developing “a theory of a complete…

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…been real-time artworks originating in his paintings, which used repetition and redundancy, then developed with the use of computers from 1968. While his films have some aspirations in common with…

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…Local Operations and Randomness).[1][2][3] In 1966, Knowlton and Leon Harmon were experimenting with photomosaic, creating large prints from collections of small symbols or images. InStudies in Perception I they created…

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…complex entities–for example, a plant growing from a seed. He also made his own inks and replaced plotter pens with Chinese brushes. Like Desmond Paul Henry, Roman Verostko applied layers…

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…root of his practice is his interpretation of letterforms—what most see as plain text, Martin sees as art. He explores the transformation of type in everyday media, from printed books…

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Charles A. Csuri was an artist, computer graphics pioneer, and Professor Emeritus, at The Ohio State University. He began experimenting with computer graphics technology in 1963, and by 1965 had…

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…new media art. The compilation’s format offers artists using animation, sound, installation and performance art a way for their work to be recorded and distributed to the greater art community….

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…the Cleveland Institute of Art and the Cranbrook Academy. His sculptures combine human form with natural motifs: “the rocks influenced my sculpture immediately, and eventually changed my work completely. Part…

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Sophia Brueckner is a futurist artist, designer and engineer. The goal of her work is “to meaningfully combine her background in design and engineering with the perspective of an artist…

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…are self-portraits: “After a life of historical truth and political engagement with American society, my artwork represents freedom. Including the freedom to be totally self-centered.” Painter has held solo shows…

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Roger Vilder’s works express his observations of the world by making use of simple geometric forms to examine derivative processes of change in computer-generated films, as well as with kinetic…

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…him. He says that the wire piece, called “Latitude,” is possibly the most confrontational of his works about stature: “You could grate yourself [on it]—but I can’t.” But just about…

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…computer that were early contributions to the field of computer art. The journal Computers and Automation featured his work in its annual computer art contests in the 1960s, at a…

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…late 1970s and early ’80s, were more traditional paintings and drawings, but in 1985 he adopted computer graphics as his primary medium. His first important computer graphic print was Ectoplasmic…

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…to play with more dimensions than a human can grasp -a gesture analogous to uploading and then downloading an image over and over again on an online platform. Using intimate…

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…[2] Damien Hirst, ‘We’re Here for a Good Time, not a Long Time’, Interview with Alastair Sooke, The Telegraph, 2011 [3] Damien Hirst cited in ‘Interview’, Sean O’Hagan, New Religion,…

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…computer embodied a new source of inspiration. Ruth Leavitt was the editor of one of the earliest compilations on computer art: her book Artist and Computer. “I became so inspired…

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Monique Nahas is a doctor of theoretical physics and digital artist who works with computer-generated images and film. Born in Paris in 1940, she earned her doctorate in 1969. Her…

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…the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, then obtained a master’s and a DEA in computer science. His research is devoted to the digital image generated by computer in all its…

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Michael Rees is an American sculptor and artist whose works are known for their combination of performance, interactive computing, digital modeling, animation and video. “I’ve developed a sculptural practice that…

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…computer graphics, digital media, computer art, design of interactive systems, computational semiotics, and general theory of computing. Nake was represented at all important international exhibitions on computer art. He has…

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…Fascinated by digital semiotics and the lineage of hybrid identity, Gannis takes a horror vacui approach to her artistic practice, culling inspiration from networked communication, art and literary history, emerging…

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Cynthia Beth Rubin (b. 1950, Rochester NY) is a new media artist based in New Haven, CT USA, with a studio practice extending from New York City to Narragansett, RI….

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Gisel Florez is an artist of manual camera & video techniques incorporating conceptual practice. She explores our interconnected nature within the space of existence through the visual study of waves….

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…a Chemistry professor at Southampton College. The artist first experimented with digital art as a high school student in the 1980’s using his family’s home computer, a Commodore 64 and…

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…York Film Academy in NYC. Nancy Burson combined art and innovation in a way that challenged photographic truth at the birth of digital manipulation. She is best known for her…

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…can teach his computer to produce works of art by itself, and furthermore know about the digital computing behavior of his computer in detail. It is never a computer artist,…

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…(ID) departments’ first computer labs and designing their digital curriculum. He currently teaches and develops curriculum for the ID Department. “Adam Smith,” Industrial Design Faculty, RISD, January 14, 2020, https://www.risd.edu/people/adam-smith/….

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…then his M.A.Sc., before beginning freelance work as a director and sound recording engineer on films. In the early ’90s, he began producing inkjet prints in series, which ranged in…

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…performance issues while ensuring ease of development. Despite Lars Wander’s complete control over his creative process, he occasionally encounters moments where the computer’s actions surprise him, almost magically. As an…

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…(MOMA). Sýkora’s paintings of this period consisted of black-and-white geometric grid-like compositions, and included his celebrated Structure series. In 1964, he collaborated with mathematician Jaroslav Blazek to create his first…

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…The studio offers a multi-disciplinary approach, utilizing a full range of digital (and traditional) media to produce the highest quality individualized projects. “About Us,” Ribuoli Digital, January 16, 2020, http://ribuolidigital.com/….

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…Michael Weinstein in New City, Chicago and by John Brunetti in ARTnews, February 2003. Her work has been featured in an article “Instantanes sur l’art d’electronique a Chicago, Computer Art@Chicago”…

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…influential exhibitions of computer art, including seven SIGGRAPH shows, “Computers and Art” at the IBM Gallery in New York City, and Digital Pioneers at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Mark…

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Auro Lecci began his computer graphic works at the data center of the University of Pisa (Italy) and later continued at the Department of Art of the University of Massachusettes,…

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…Fellowship. Based in Brooklyn, she teaches at Bennington College in Vermont and in the MFA Program in Digital Arts at Pratt Institute. She is the creator of the blog HotArtAction.com….

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Biography and photograph of artist courtesy of Expanded Art Gallery, Berlin: “Hans Dehlinger (*1939, Germany) began working with programming languages and computers in the early 1960s during his studies in…

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…went on to study comparative culture at the University of Tsukuba’s Faculty of Comparative Culture in the second academic group, where he studied photographic production and theory. During his studies,…

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Daniel Temkin (b. 1973, Boston) makes images, programming languages, and interactive pieces that explore systems of logic and language. He was recently awarded the 2014 Creative Capital / Warhol Foundation…

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…on interpersonal communication, three-dimensional computer graphics, human-machine tactile (haptic) communication, speech signal processing, cepstrum pitch determination, and aesthetics. He was an early pioneer in the use of computers in the…

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…machines (in 1960, ’63 and ’67) based around the components of analogue bomb-sight computers. Henry’s second drawing machine and its effects were included in the major Art and Technology exhibition…

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…rationale. But something comes through thats all around us. Thats in us. I’m always looking for this, aiming to put it in the work. Abstraction is the language of these…

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…had decided to try and make a living by selling his computer artworks in catalogs, and also by marketing his booklet on computer art, Computer Art and Human Response (1968)….

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…the technology industry.[5][6][7] As an artist, Maeda’s early work redefined the use of electronic media as a tool for expression by combining computer programming with traditional artistic technique, laying the…

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Zach Lieberman’s oeuvre is largely based on “augmenting the body’s ability to communicate” (Systemis). He holds a B.A. in Fine Arts from Hunter College and both a B.F.A. and M.F.A….

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