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New artwork added to gallery: 'EIAW No.26800622' by Eisuke Ikeda / → https://frm.fm/a/eisuke_ikeda/eiaw_no_26800622

Abstract and Concrete / Artwork created with TouchDesigner and AfterEffects / Colour grading and composite AfterEffects / Presented on FRAMED as a 1 minute video loop.

         

Austrian artist LIA () is considered one of the pioneers of software and net art and has been producing works since 1995. Her practice spans across video, performance, software, installations, sculpture, projections and digital applications. The artist’s primary working material is code, which consists of LIA translating a concept into a formal written structure that then can be used to create a “machine” that generates real-time multimedia outputs. Since her concept is fluid - opposed to the formality of the written code that requires engineered precision - the translation process between machine and artist can be viewed like a conversation. The process is repeated until LIA is satisfied with the machine’s interpretation; at which point the generative framework, in which the artwork can develop, is considered finished.

LIA’s works combine traditions of drawing and painting with the aesthetics of digital images and algorithms, characterised by a minimalist quality and by an affinity with conceptual art. She focuses on the translation of certain experienced principles into abstract forms, movements and colours in order to allow the viewer to explore the same on a subconscious level.

LIA's (software) artworks on FRAMED → https://frm.fm/a/lia (link in bio)

New artworks added to gallery: 'Interaction of Color 01 & 02' by B. Johansson → https://frm.fm/a/b_johansson

"Arrays of colored rectangles, rotating like bidirectional hands of a clock, obfuscating the visual representation of time in a matter that's isomorphic to the way the rectangles' partially blended colors lose their primary characteristics but gain new ones.

Inspired by the cover of Josef Albers' seminal book "Interaction of Color" and presented as a software artwork on FRAMED*.