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William Fetter, 1964. Boeing Man. First three-dimensional image of the human body through computer graphics. Fetter created several versions of this series of images while modeling aircraft cockpit design. This 1967 print is my favorite. I like the poetics of the reaching

Darcy Gerbarg, 1980

A couple 80s computer-based works by the Chilean artist Enrique Castro-Cid. He worked with a very early CAD-like concept in distorting his works. Paraphrased from a catalog: "His works take classically proportioned figures, often referencing painters such as Cezanne, as their

One of my favorite Verostko pieces, Scarabs Gamma. 1991.

Three 80s digital "knots" by the sculptor Shinkichi Tajiri. Created on a Commodore Amiga 2000 with his students in Berlin. Printed with an inkjet printer. Tajiri focused on knots in his work as a pushback against conceptual art’s mystification. He wanted a symbol that

One of my favorite early computer music recordings. "When I am with you, I am two places at once When you are with me, you have just arrived With a suitcase which you pack With one hand and unpack with the other" Charles Dodge, Synthesized Voices, 1975 from recordings the

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Added to our growing collection of Charles Csuri Charles Csuri Studio works ... 19th Century Space Station, Frame 0321. This is one of Csuri's middle-period works. Created in 2001 on a Unix machine with proprietary software. It's from his Infinity Series, which began in the 1960s with

Another more modern Charles Csuri Studio work in the collection. "Rising" from 2018. Csuri created a proprietary digital tool to simulate transparency in digital prints. You can see its beauty here with the wash of colors. Csuri was not just an artist - he also was a decorated war

Great video on the life and art of Charles Csuri

Order form found inside a Harold Cohen book. $19.95 per drawing. Let's hope the owner made a photocopy and ordered a few ...

Big MOMA is a giant 8-foot image that Lillian Schwartz created for the MOMA in 1984. It was groundbreaking, skewing and resizing and morphing images with a computer. And with a very interesting story ... (from This Could Be Important by Pamela McCorduck) ((this is long,

Two early plotter drawings by Gary Demos, 1970. Gary is an icon in Hollywood computer effects. He was involved in, or the force behind, 2010, The Last Starfighter, the original Tron, and lots more. Gary made these as a grad student at Cal Tech, inspired by John Whitney Sr. (a