Epson SureColor print on UltraSmooth 100% cotton

Beginning in 1967, Colette Bangert’s collaboration with her husband produced a series of works, “algorithmic drawings,” which have been extensively documented and collected. The earliest work was created at the University of Kansas Computer Center in Lawrence, Kansas, and output to a plotter, the Draft-O-Matic. Colette’s signature “CB” signaled the collaborative nature of their work. […]

computer drawing on paper Gente* is a digital alteration of a photograph documenting a protest in Praca da Se, a public square in Sao Paulo. After pulling the source image from a local newspaper, Cordeiro subjected it to a process of manual digitization, using an orthogonal grid to divide the composition and then carefully assigning […]

oscillon design on photographic paper, 1959, dated and titled (with the number) in ink on the reverse, with the accompanying artist’s label indicating title and date; some very slight rubbing along the extreme upper sheet edge, and a small notch cut out of the upper-right sheet corner (presumably for registration purposes when printing the photograph) […]

iPad drawing printed on paper. Signed, dated, and numbers in pencil lower left recto by artist. Hockney’s genius combined with his exploration of digital art (thanks to his iPhone and iPad) immeasurably increased the acceptance of this major and seismic tool and medium in art history. It is important to remember, however, that a few […]

Photographic drawing printed on paper, mounted on Dibond

Pen, Ink & Brush with Gold Leaf enhancement, 30” by 42” Shown at SIGGRAPH in 1997 this work was part of my “Struggle” series that was first shown at Artec’95 in Nagoya Japan. The characters are non-rational strokes generated with coordinates that control the key stroke (brush stroke and also shown illuminated with gold leaf […]

20% dispersion, 3 colors out of 6   created 1977-2013