Artworks

Legend II

Created in 1992 by Yoshiyuki Abe

signed lower left in ink signed, titled, and dated on the artist’s certificate of authenticity attached to the back of the frame The series Legend includes the computer generated images processed by a variation of the ray tracing algorithm. Un-normalized shading system provided rather complicated features of the surfaces of hyperbolic paraboloid in the Cartesian […]


Legend Epilogue

Created in 1994 by Yoshiyuki Abe

signed lower left in ink signed, titled, and dated on the artist’s certificate of authenticity attached to the back of the frame The series Legend includes the computer generated images processed by a variation of the ray tracing algorithm. Un-normalized shading system provided rather complicated features of the surfaces of hyperbolic paraboloid in the Cartesian […]


Hypertransformations

Created in 1975 by Vera Molnar

a single piece comprised of seven consecutively attached sheets each with unique images and number codes printed on the side of the sheet 75.058  15.06.04 75.058  15.07.36 75.058  15.07.40 75.058  15.07.43 75.058  15.07.46 75.058  15.07.48 75.058  15.07.51 (singed and dated on the back of this sheet) The numbers are a date code: The first set […]


Computer Nude (Studies in Perception I)

Created in 1967 by Kenneth C. Knowlton, Leon D. Harmon

signed by Kenneth Knowlton in graphite lower left copyrighted, dated, and artist’s names printed lower right from the small paper edition Computer Nude (Studies in Perception I) is the most widely circulated early artwork made using a computer. It demonstrates the unique capacity of the viewer’s brain to interpret a composition of abstract symbols grouped to emulate […]


Legend Prologue

Created in 1993 by Yoshiyuki Abe

signed lower left in ink signed, titled, and dated on the artist’s certificate of authenticity attached to the back of the frame The series Legend includes the computer generated images processed by a variation of the ray tracing algorithm. Un-normalized shading system provided rather complicated features of the surfaces of hyperbolic paraboloid in the Cartesian […]


Walk Through Raster

Created in 1967 by Frieder Nake

hardware: Telefunken TR4 software: Algol 60 and custom software Walk Through Raster output machine: ZUSE Graphomat Z64 In 1966, Nake used the Walk-through-Raster software in the ALGOL 60 programming language to create as series of computer-generated drawings on paper. The drawings were produced by a ZUSE-Graphomat Z64. The program used a repertoire of signs that […]


Walk Through Raster

Created in 1967 by Frieder Nake

hardware: Telefunken TR4 software: Algol 60 and custom software Walk Through Raster output machine: ZUSE Graphomat Z64 In 1966, Nake used the Walk-through-Raster software in the ALGOL 60 programming language to create as series of computer-generated drawings on paper. The drawings were produced by a ZUSE-Graphomat Z64. The program used a repertoire of signs that […]


Walk Through Raster

Created in 1967 by Frieder Nake

hardware: Telefunken TR4 software: Algol 60 and custom software Walk Through Raster output machine: ZUSE Graphomat Z64 In 1966, Nake used the Walk-through-Raster software in the ALGOL 60 programming language to create as series of computer-generated drawings on paper. The drawings were produced by a ZUSE-Graphomat Z64. The program used a repertoire of signs that […]


Walk Through Raster

Created in 1967 by Frieder Nake

hardware: Telefunken TR4 software: Algol 60 and custom software Walk Through Raster output machine: ZUSE Graphomat Z64 In 1966, Nake used the Walk-through-Raster software in the ALGOL 60 programming language to create as series of computer-generated drawings on paper. The drawings were produced by a ZUSE-Graphomat Z64. The program used a repertoire of signs that […]


Walk Through Raster Vancouver Version (From the Art Ex Machina Portfolio)

Created in 1972 by Frieder Nake

serigraph after an original unique computer generated plotter drawing signed lower right in graphite numbered lower left in graphite image: 12.25 x 12.25″ hardware: Telefunken TR4 software: Algol 60 and custom made Walk Through Raster plotter: ZUSE Graphomat Z64 Art Ex Machina Portfolio printed on the cover of Datamation Magazine, April 1973