Dynamic Painting - computer meets art
Always looking for the new and unusual I found this artist He says this better than I could so here is an excerpt from his web site.
"Canadian artist San Base is a pioneer of a new medium of art that utilizes the classical elements of painting, while harnessing the power of computer technology to bring two drastically different disciplines together.
Dynamic Paintings are composed of abstract images in a state of perpetual transformation. The overall idea of the painting remains unchanged, while the computer introduces infinite variations. "
http://www.sanbasestudio.com/index.htm
I found this interesting in that he creates a program script to determine how the elements of the work will behave but the art concept and color choices and imagery are digital works by the artist.
Not sure I would want to stare at it for long, anything might happen. LOL.
enjoy Barbara
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Comment by Rick Rogers on January 18, 2011 at 7:41am -
Actually, I believe he licenses the program too, if you are interested in trying your hand at dynamic painting Mo.
I wonder whether people will accept art that is "partially self-generating" in this way? Digital art is having a hard enough time fitting into the art market. Will be interesting to watch how his work progresses, and see how it is accepted.
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