Drew Nikonowicz: This World and Others Like It
“I was raised alongside the internet, so there was never an othering effect from the introduction to newer technologies, especially the internet.”
Tag Archives: Digital Art
Kenta Cobayashi’s Radiant Techno-dissolved Glitchgraphy
“The glitch is worshipped and the dream weave of the matrix spews forth an undeniable feeling of dissolve”
Takashi Kawashima: Transcending the Real, Digital Alchemy
from New Coast, And a Fragment of a Woman, (2013) It all happened in a second. With the rumbling of a great sound. On the next day, it was snowing, and people were freezing in cold recalling that scene… By Sunil Shah, ASX, September 2015 The story starts from greeting a woman. Recording #1 23’ […]
Thomas Ruff: Aesthetic of the Pixel
Ruff has done a great deal to introduce into photographic art what we might call an ‘art of the pixel’, allowing us to contemplate at an aesthetic and philosophical level the basic condition of the electronic image. By David Campany, originally published in IANN magazine No.2, 2008 The photographic art of Thomas Ruff makes […]
Loretta Lux – New Work (2004)
Loretta Lux: New Work (2004) Afterimage, March-April, 2004 by Jill Conner When the digital camera was introduced in the 1990s, it was predicted to displace the technique of modern photography as well as its practice. By translating light into codified data stored within a random access chip, digital technology radically changed processing habits. Photoshop […]