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Installation No. 4
david haxton
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Original: Installation No. 4 | 4429 * 3024px | 42.6 MB
Original: Installation No. 4 | 4429 * 3024px | 42.6 MB
A synthetic art gallery is a central component of my work. The art gallery ('Synthetic Gallery One') exists three dimensionally in the computer memory. This gallery can be viewed from any position desired. It possesses all of the attributes of a real space.
My interest in these works is to develop some relationship between the synthetic world (created in the computer) and the real world of the gallery where the exhibition of synthetic works (printed images taken from scenes in the synthetic space) is taking place.
In addition to the synthetic images from the computer space I have produced art objects that exist in both the real art gallery and in the synthetic gallery. These art objects include paintings, sculptures and installations. They are designed to relate aspects of the real and synthetic environments. These objects serve as a bridge between the real and the synthetic galleries.
Technical Background
HW: Silicon Graphics
SW: Alias
My interest in these works is to develop some relationship between the synthetic world (created in the computer) and the real world of the gallery where the exhibition of synthetic works (printed images taken from scenes in the synthetic space) is taking place.
In addition to the synthetic images from the computer space I have produced art objects that exist in both the real art gallery and in the synthetic gallery. These art objects include paintings, sculptures and installations. They are designed to relate aspects of the real and synthetic environments. These objects serve as a bridge between the real and the synthetic galleries.
Technical Background
HW: Silicon Graphics
SW: Alias
David Haxton (USA), born 1943, is a photographer and film maker wbo bas been using tbe Computer as a working medium for ten years. Developed a Computer grapbics program at 'William Paterson College. Many international exbibitions, prizes andpublications.