Resonanzmuster 1

Decryptopattern (2009)

The idea is to be able to grasp the truth behind the vast vortical information around us, through a graphical representation. Receiving news is part of our daily life. We can obtain updates even second by second through radio, TV, newspapers or news portal sites on the internet to know what is happening in the world. However this information is offered to us in one or more languages over text, audio, video, image and other media filtered by somebody. Daisuke Ishida believes that the facts about world incidents are not possible to be received without some form of filtering through newstellers, their thoughts, their experiences, their constraints and the incidents contexts. Therefore the duo presents us a possibility to understand media and to discover the abstract raw truth through aggregate information, Chladni patterns and Noriko Yamaguchi's twisting papers as a direct physical phenomena.

generative art

Generative art refers to art that has been generated, composed, or constructed through the use of computer software or similar mathematical, mechanical, or randomized processes. Generative art was pioneered in the 1960s by Dr. Desmond Paul Henry, who modified analog bombsight computers employed in World War II bomber aircraft to become "drawing machines." Today, the emergence of a new generation of generative artists has elevated the computer’s artistic capabilities to increasingly elaborate levels of complexity. One of our favorite artists currently working in this field is Leonardo Solaas. Explore his interactive piece Void here.