by danhermes | Sep 15, 2011 | See Past Tech - Headlines, SeePastTech
My ability to execute my creative ideas is far outstripped by my volume of thoughts of possible art to come. Therefore I present my first speculative essay. The topic is the use of computers to advance the practice of music composition and performance: Due to...
by danhermes | Sep 9, 2011 | Art Reviews, Art Reviews - Featured, Digital Arts, Moving Paintings, Moving Paintings - Headlines, See Past Tech - Featured, SeePastTech
Robert Seidel is one of the more original and skilled video painters alive, wielding novel techniques, a solid color concept, and a heartfelt sense of time. His work recently showed on the world’s largest LCD display, mounted on the Seoul Square Building in...
by danhermes | Jun 22, 2011 | Digital Arts, Moving Paintings, SeePastTech
The Lytro camera employs a breakthrough technology called a microlens array to gather a significantly larger amount of data with each shot. The photographer, or others, can later sift through this data using computer tools, adjusting the focus point of the picture in...
by danhermes | Jun 9, 2011 | Moving Paintings, SeePastTech
Leaders in Software Art (LISA) is an artist-run salon in New York dedicated to art which is generated by code. Thirty to fifty artists, collectors, and curators gather in a loft or artist studio each month to hear several artists present their work. The event is...
by danhermes | Jun 8, 2011 | SeePastTech
In order to understand our world of computer-aided visual art, it’s worthwhile to look up from the screen and and see others fighting the same battles in nearby mediums. Computer music parallels computer visual arts in many ways. Here’s a splendid New...
