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A colorful image processing work incorporating figurative and abstract imagery.
A colorful image processing work incorporating figurative and abstract imagery.
An early computer animation, mixing figurative images of buffalo with abstract forms. Exhibited at the SIGGRAPH 1983 Art Show. Hardware: Datamax UV-1 computer. Software: Zgrass
First held in Boulder, Colorado in 1974, the SIGGRAPH Conferences have become one of the most widely recognized showcases of computer graphics and interactive technology. Beginning in 1979, the SIGGRAPH conferences began to feature computer and video artists’ work, giving rise to what would eventually become the SIGGRAPH art exhibition. Female artists were early adopters of these graphic technologies and instrumental in organizing the early art exhibitions. In 1981, SIGGRAPH presented two art shows in Dallas: The SIGGRAPH Art Show […]
Video artist Barbara Sykes appears on Gene Siskel’s television show Nightwatch on April 1, 1977, and screens excerpts from her video Circle 9 Sunrise.
Abstract image processing footage created using a Sandin Image Processor.
Footage, primarily related to planetary or celestial imagery, created using the Sandin Image Processor.
An abstract composition of “waves,” rippling distortions rising from the bottom of the image, in concert with an abstracted silhouette of a face.
Repetitions of an image processing sequence used in the video I Dream… of Dreaming…