Art from Code: ‘CHAOS IN THE CALM AND CALM IN THE CHAOS’
For my conference project, I wanted to add a personal touch to my work. Hence, I used my instinct and my studio background in painting...
Art from Code: A Response to Grace Hertlein
Grace Hertlein sought to digitalise nature. For her art work, she took inspiration from her natural surroundings. Eliminating the anatomical element from her computer art,...
Cultural HiJack: A Persona HiJack
Daly McGrath Several months before the start of the 2019 Fall Semester, I came across an account on Instagram featuring a person named Miquela Sousa,...
Cultural HiJack: Cloud Interludes
HOW IT ALL STARTED This project starts with me in late May of last year, surfing on Pinterest and seeing several photos of these DIY...
Art From Code: A NetArt Story
Aesthetically, the net art narrative that inspired this project the most was Olia Lialina's My Boyfriend Came Back From The War. It's an interactive non-linear...
Art from Code: Floaters
My conference project began with me following an interest in floaters, the clumpy, dark, things that move across your eyes and are visible when looking...
Art from Code: Frigid
This project began when I asked Angela about exploring nature through code- she suggested learning how to code snow, and that sounded like a great...
Art from Code: Self Portraits and Molnar Inspiration
From the pictures I have here, there are two separate projects. The first is a few self portraits, which is what I worked on prior...
Art From Code: A Response to Grace Hertlein
In a report, Hertlein compared the computer art on display and creators present at the 1975 International Conference of Computers and the Humanitites (ICCH) and...
Art From Code: A Response to Vera Molnár
Vera Molnár, as one of the pioneers of computer art, was really interested in repetition and changing her work one parameter one at a time....
Art from Code: Digital Performer
Recently, I have been interested in sound performance that use interactive technologies. However, for this project I thought it would be interesting to practice the...
Art From Code: A Response to Vera Molnár
Vera Molnár approached her work through gradualism. She would change one parameter at a time and evaluate the aesthetic alterations. This way of creating is...
Art from Code: Crazy Bouncing Ball
As a future game designer, I plan to do a simple interactive game at my conference. I spend quite a time on what game should...
Cultural Hijack: Real Fake Atrium Cafe
Through brainstorming for a space for our Hijack, one of our first ideas was to reinvent the area formerly known as the Atrium Cafe, a...
Conference Project: Pixelated Memories
Going into this conference project, I really had no idea what I wanted to create. At the beginning of the semester, Angela and I had...
Art From Code: A Response to Georg Nees
This week we were tasked to respond to the thinking of George Nees, a mathematician who became a pioneer in computer arts. He started making...
Art from Code: A Response to Grace Hertlein
The Grace Hertlein prompt was a fun one to recreate, to say the least. Out of all the prompts we’ve had to complete this semester,...
Art From Code: Response to Vera Molnar
Vera Molnar is a famous computer artist with her own style. She really knows how to play with the order of computer art. Making the...
Art From Code: A Response to Vera Molnar
Some artists might start out their process toward a work of art with rules, with a grammar, but Vera Molnar tries to develop rules as...
Art From Code: A Response to Grace Hertlein
For this assignment I began with a for loop that rotates an ellipse. The ellipse is generate by incrementing a variable in the loop as...