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Boxes I and II #96

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Boxes I and II combine two of my original plotter art pieces from the 1970s. In the beginning when we only had the most primitive of output devices: main frames, FORTRAN and line plotters. A small community of computer artists began producing aesthetic works and they were an inspiration to all of us. I was influenced by one of these earliest pioneers: George Nees. His work called "Gravel" inspired me to create Boxes I and, it's complement, Boxes II. The overall structure is a regular grid of square tiles. As the computer draws each square its position relative to the center of the array is calculated. In the case of Boxes I the closer each individual square is to the center of the grid, the more random displacement (rotation and translation) is allowed by the algorithm; loose on the inside. In the case of Boxes II the further each square is relative to the center of the grid the more displacement is allowed; loose on the outside. (c)2022 Dr. Bill Kolomyjec. All rights reserved. Visit www.drbilkolomyjec.com

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Plotter Art 1970's

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Dr. Bill Kolomyjec

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