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“A Wall Drawing Drawing Perspective”, an article on Sol LeWitt by Michael Klein.
A Byteswerk Tweet dedicated to Whitney Houston as it appeared at the Kinetica Art Fair 2012.
Here is one of the final printed grids as it appeared at the Kinetica Art Fair. I had a fantastic response from the public (over 10000 visitors) and would like to thank the staff at the fair for all their support as well as Raymond Stanley for getting me on the show. Byteswerk made it into the top attractions of the fair on the Fadwebsite and Spoonfed culture news websites.
Cinemetrics is about measuring and visualizing movie data, in order to reveal the characteristics of films and to create a visual “fingerprint” for them.
“The obliteration room” is both a visual treat and a cool interactive piece of art installation. Visitors to the Children’s Art Centre at Queensland Art Gallery in Australia are handed coloured stickers as they enter one part of Yayoi Kusama’s current show and invited to “obliterate” a previously pristine white room.
A visualization of Beethoven’s Neunte through Processing by Marc Tiedemann for the documentary ”DAIKU | 10000 Japaner singen Beethovens Neunte”.
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I have just discovered this installation by Peter Wegner using coloured split flaps, this is basically the kind of display I originally had in mind for Byteswerk. Fantastic work. Now I will have to come up with something else for future versions of my set up. Thanks Peter!
Cracking the Colour Code is a documentary on an unprecedented global journey to explore the frontiers of how we view colour, make colour and use the power of colour to communicate meaning. Colour is a fundamental part of our world. Landscapes, animals, fashion, painting, movies, food – everything around us resonates with the language of colour. All our waking lives – and even in our dreams – we navigate our way through a world of colour. Yet, whoever we are, colour has the power to stop us in our tracks – and to make us wonder.
Here is the official Byteswerk festive season post. Ico have created an algorithm which turns Instagram pictures with the hastag #Christmas into decorative baubles by pulling the dominant colours.
