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Erik Söderberg “Fractal Experience”
In early 2011 I was exploring the relations of geometry, nature and the human being in a series of 25 pictures that I called ”Fractal Experience”. This is part two - continuing the exploration of geometric shapes, patterns, and fractals with an added element: space-time. This time I’ve worked in 3D and produced a set of animated looping gif’s.
I’ve limited each animation to at most 48 frames, most are around 10-15 frames - to keep the file size small and to maximize the creativity with in these frames.
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The geometry of diatoms, desmids and other algae.
http://www.micromagus.net/microscopes/pondlife_plants01.html
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Towards The Edge Of Chaos
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RIP Eleanor Kent
San Francisco artist who was an early explorer incorporating computing and technology in artistic practice. From SFGate:
Eleanor Kent, one of the early Bay Area artists to pioneer new technology as an art form, died of lung disease in her San Francisco home on July 17. She was 83.
… Ms. Kent started painting and drawing seriously in the mid-1950s after getting a bachelor’s degree in English at Harvard University. When color copiers appeared in the ’70s, she lugged a 1,000-pound Xerox machine to the top floor of her Noe Valley Victorian and began painting on fabric and T-shirts and using the color copier to create prints of poppies, lace, shells, bones and eggs.
Throughout the ’80s, she collaborated with early Silicon Valley tech companies to influence and test-drive their new design tools, such as Apple’s graphic tablets and Vectronic’s Koala Pad.
She taught herself to program in BASIC computer code on her first Apple IIe and printed pictures in dot matrix that she transformed into Cibachrome prints. The large pixels of her prints reminded her of stitches, so Ms. Kent started knitting fractals, Koch curves, Pascal’s triangles and other mathematical images into body jewelry using electro-luminescent wire, which surrounds the wearer with light.
“My mom did things other artists simply didn’t do,” said her son,
James Schermerhorn IV
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More at SFGate here
Eleanor Kent also had a website featuring her work, which you can find here
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No Work Flow
Project by Sam Newell is a Tumblr bot that generates artworks and automatically uploads pieces every day until the upload limit is reached:
Noworkflow is a reaction to Brad Troemel’s essay “Athletic Aesthetics” where a script constantly updates a Tumblr account with randomly generated Photoshop images. The bot will upload images until the daily post limit is reached and then will start up the next day.
The No Work Flow Tumblr can be found here
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