Andy suggested me to contact Paul Coldwell whose research has common points with mine. He is very kind and recommended several artists to me. Tim Head’s recent artworks are interesting and similar with mine.
Treacherous Light 2000 by Tim Head
Treacherous Light 2000 by Tim Head
“Treacherous Light 2000 is a projection in which each pixel of the computer screen has been enlarged to become a distinct visual element. He describes this process: ‘The work explores certain features of electronic space, specifically the digital space generated on screen by a computer program. It attempts to isolate some of the intrinsic properties of this electronic space stripping it down to certain prime elements to carry a raw skeletal electronic message. Attention is focused on the peculiar and unique physical properties of the digital medium itself and specifically on the computer-generated array of light-emitting pixels that form the illusive fabric of the screen’s surface.’ [5] Colours are randomly generated (from a palette of over 16,000,000 colours) at the edges of the screen and then move, pixel to pixel, across the image, both horizontally and vertically. The work is ‘live’ – not pre-recorded or looped – and takes place in real time in front of us, never repeating itself. It resembles a vast kaleidoscope, or veils of colour which move past each other in an indeterminate space. Close up, the process is clearly visible and the sensation of movement is strong. At a few metres distance the image becomes a swarming amorphous mass. Areas of colour and density coalesce and disperse before it is possible to fix our attention on them. From further back it is a pale grey, still rectangle of light.”—- from his website
Each enlarged pixel makes of a simple pale grey, it’s a kind of complicated simplicity, isn’t it?
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