Joshua Davis creates programs and develops a library of imagery which visually follow and react to what he draws live.
The computer then generates semi-random images based on specific parameters. Finally, Joshua acts as the critic and editor by choosing which images to display. I appreciate his connection and interaction with setting up a process that is ultimately beyond his complete control. I find that it is that organic interaction with the environment and materials that is often missing in digital work. There is less room for happy accidents. Introducing this element of chance encounter into the work breaths more life into it.
No comments:
Post a Comment