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Computer Art Gallery

Welcome to the Computer Art Gallery 1.

The Computer Art Gallery features works of digital art that represent a symbiotic relationship between the artist and the computer. The art shown in this gallery differs from the digital art shown in the other galleries in terms of its unique creation process. These "paintings" have been created using a process that is part algorithmic and part digital painting utilizing software created by the artist.

Clicking on either the picture or the picture's name will take you to that picture's gallery page.

Desire abstract print

Desire
The longing to touch

With A Flourish abstract print

With A Flourish
A fluttering of robes

To Be Anonymous computer art

To Be Anonymous
Faceless Ones

Flatland Multiverse digital painting

Flatland Multiverse
Life in 2 Dimensions

Life Pulse abstract art print

Life Pulse
Abstract of life visualized

Emergent Hand abstract print

Emergent Hand
or just boulders?

Cubic Disarray: Division digital painting

Cubic Disarray: Division
Cubic Disarray Series

Cubic Disarray: Bisection digital painting

Cubic Disarray: Bisection
Cubic Disarray Series

Cubic Disarray: Impending Unity digital painting

Cubic Disarray: Impending Unity
Cubic Disarray Series

Cubic Disarray: Point of Radiance digital painting

Cubic Disarray: Point of Radiance
Cubic Disarray Series

Cubic Disarray: Turbulence digital painting

Cubic Disarray: Turbulence
Cubic Disarray Series

Atmospheric Disturbance abstract art

Atmospheric Disturbance
When tangible meets intangible

Microscopic Metropolis abstract print

Microscopic Metropolis
A miniature city?

 

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He was always jumping on the newest things and new media. He would be creating art on computers now. That's where he'd go.

Yoko Ono on John Lennon


Machines have the power to become the ultimate interactive art-making tool. Computers are becoming postmodern blenders bringing together images, sound, and interactive, nonlinear space.

David Stout