Inspired by Caleb Larsen, his work (DE) Composition A & B, where he tried to disassemble Piet Mondrians’s iconic grid painting into a a visualized form of color bar chart. Though I don’t know whether he used any computational means, such as the color ordering and height of the color bar. (De)Composition A, 2010...
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Reference: Maeda, John . Creative Code. London: Thames & Hudson, 2004. Programming: loop, random …executive of different rules => structural translation between thought and result, something that is expected, even with random factor but also within prediction. => creative writing Share on Facebook
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Reference: http://www.soban-art.com/definitions.asp By Geoff Cox Generative art is a contested term but for my purposes refers to artwork that is broadly rule-based, a further understanding of which has been informed by the co-curation of touring exhibition Generator (with Spacex Gallery, UK). The exhibition title “generator” describes the person, operating system or things that generates...
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Reference: Matthew Fuller (2003), Behind the Blip: essays on the Culture of Software, New York: Autonomedia. http://amsterdam.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-0201/msg00025.html new ways of thinking on software? just function? => software criticism. “The way the computer makes available such use, what assumptions are made about what possible interactions might develop, are fundamentally cultural” software production – ways in...
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Reference: Berry, Josephine. “NetArt Commons | Bare Code: Net Art and the Free Software Movement Josephine Berry.” Bare Code: Net Art and the Free Software Movement. 6 Dec. 2008 <http://netartcommons.walkerart.org/article.pl?sid=02/05/08/0615215&mode=threAd> “the comparison between avant-garde art and free software does more than point out the collective nature of cultural production; it also points to the...
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