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This work is conceptualized as an “organic tower.” The magnetic fluid, with a smooth black surface that seems to draw you in, reaches the top of the tower, spreading like a fractal, defying gravity.

The form and texture of the physical surface of the tower constantly alter between the hard iron core and the changing form of soft fluid. This is a dynamic sculpture, with reactable fluid surface.

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Alain Bittler - Digital Art Print - 2006

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In "Brush Traces", I revisit Asian Brush Painting with the addition of another dimension. A visual-musical (or mathematical) partition-vibration, trace referring to music, oscillation and traces of time or some sorts of language.

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Ed Eaton 'Morse Installation' Computer Art, 2006

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futuristic looking

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SCOTT DRAVES: Spotworks Dvd

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87 minutes of hypnotic retinal bliss by San Francisco VJ and software artist Spot aka Scott Draves.

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Feynman's Wall by Brit Bunkley (2001)

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nice print

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The Invisible Art

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This work explores the invention and use of glass matte paintings in film. Created as backgrounds by talented artists, these paintings were then blended with live-action shots to show, for instance, the burning of Atlanta in Gone with the Wind and the parting of the Red Sea in The Ten Commandments. Cotta Vaz and Barron have done extensive research on this little-known art form, starting with its earliest use and moving to the digital age.

Updated Feb 3, 2007