Artworks

Rhythms: Interrupted-4

Created in 1982 by Miroslaw Rogala

Description of the Rhythms Series: The RHYTHMS series consists of vector graphics created using mathematical formulas to define shapes, lines, and colors. The works are composed of paths—lines, curves, and shapes— executed through specific commands and defined by points, coordinates, and curves. This structure allows the images to be scaled up or down without any […]


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M3x3

Created in 1973 by Analívia Cordeiro

description provided by the artist: M3x3 is considered as the first video artwork in Latin America and a pioneering computer dance worldwide. Programmed in FORTRAN IV and processed at the Computer Center of the University of Campinas, the work was produced as a video dance by TV Cultura in São Paulo in 1973. Conceived for […]


Oscillon 53

Created in 1952 by Ben Laposky

artist’s studio stamp with title stamped center verso in black ink Ben Laposky produced his Oscillons on an analogue cathode-ray oscilloscope. He then manipulated the electronic wave forms (Lissajous-figures) displayed on the screen and photographed the results. He thus created some of the first graphics generated using an electronic machine and helped pave the way […]


Oscillon 49

Created in 1952 by Ben Laposky

artist’s studio stamp with title stamped center verso in black ink Ben Laposky produced his Oscillons on an analogue cathode-ray oscilloscope. He then manipulated the electronic wave forms (Lissajous-figures) displayed on the screen and photographed the results. He thus created some of the first graphics generated using an electronic machine and helped pave the way […]