Artworks

Untitled (Cave Drawing)

Created in 1962 by Roman Verostko

signed and dated lower right description from direct communication with the artist: “This would be one of my cave series that may have been shown in my 1963 exhibition at the Belgium Center, Cite Universitaire, Paris. See notes on Paris drawings and the exhibition announcement at: http://www.verostko.com/history/sv/paris.html http://www.verostko.com/archive/statements/paris- 1963.html“


Poster for Art & Algorithm * Mind & Science 1991 Exhibition

Created in 1990 by Roman Verostko

signed and dated lower right description from direct communication with the artist: “Each poster was plotted as an original “one-of-a-kind” in a family of forms. The text is also drawn with pen & ink. My code includes spacing, sizing, and some special graphic features for drawing the letters into my work. I have yet to […]


Geradenscharen (Sets of Straight Lines)

Created in 1965 by Frieder Nake

artist’s name, computer identifier ER56, and plotter machine identifier Z64 printed lower right ER56 indicates the Standard Elektrik Lorenz computer used to program the plotter printer Z64 indicates the Zuse Z64 Graphomat plotter printer used to draw the print on paper  


Geradenscharen (Sets of Straight Lines)

Created in 1965 by Frieder Nake

artist’s name, computer identifier ER56, and plotter machine identifier Z64 printed lower right ER56 indicates the Standard Elektrik Lorenz computer used to program the plotter printer Z64 indicates the Zuse Z64 Graphomat plotter printer used to draw the print on paper    


Return To Square (No. 1 in the Metamorphoses Series)

Created in 1968 by Masao Kohmura, Kunio Yamanaka

from the Cybernetic Serendipity portfolio containing a colophon page and seven lithographs all after original unique computer-generated plotter drawings in a custom made box printed and published by Motif Editions, London in 1968 artist’s names, title, dates, associated company/location, and publishing information printed along the lower left edge of the paper artist’s were part of […]


3D Checkerboard Pattern

Created in 1968 by Donald K. Robbins

from the Cybernetic Serendipity portfolio containing a colophon page and seven lithographs all after original unique computer-generated plotter drawings in a custom made box printed and published by Motif Editions, London in 1968 artist name, title, date, associated company/location, and publishing information printed along the lower left edge of the paper the artist was associated […]


The Snail

Created in 1968 by Kerry Strand

from the Cybernetic Serendipity portfolio containing a colophon page and seven lithographs all after original unique computer-generated plotter drawings in a custom made box printed and published by Motif Editions, London in 1968 artist name, title, date, associated company/location, and publishing information printed along the lower left edge of the paper the artist was associated […]


Quadrate (Squares)

Created in 1970 by Herbert W. Franke

a serigraph created after an original computer generated unique plotter drawing signed lower right in graphite numbered 87/100 lower left in graphite programed by Georg Färber “Herbert Franke created this work with the assistance of Georg Färber. Färber had access to the computer systems at the University of Munich and wrote the computer program based […]


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