LS-40X(1993) LS-51(1993) Iris inkjet prints 45.7x30.5(25x25)cm
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 LS-40x | LS-51(details)
(.....) The show includes algorithmic mathematics less famous than fractals. A random Truchet tiling (squares with quarter-circles drawn on them) forms a lake in Anna Campbell Bliss's print. Compare this lake to the random, periodic fluid flows in Daniel Asimov's pictures. Functions remaindered by a modulus appear in Misako Akimoto's vases and Yoshiyuki Abe's LS-51. (.....) Typically a computer artist cedes less(or at least later) control to automatic processes than does an algorithmic artist. The border is blurry, however, as computer artists invent algorithms - for example, Achim Stosser's algorithm that renders a scene as an engraving - and art such as Yoshiyuki Abe's that seems to embody a novel algorithm is actually made by clever variations on standard ray tracing. (.....) - Marshall Bern
Book: Art and Innovation, edited by Craig Harris, MIT press 1999 ISBN 0-262-08275-6 (c)1993,2013 YOSHIYUKI ABE
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