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Melinda Matyas is a visual artist living and working in London. Her work centers on the exploration of psychological states through the lens of memory in different time intervals merging into an impression which cannot be seen in reality, it can only be felt. She works in different mediums, oil, watercolor, charcoal, ink. Her focus is on the texture, color, and mark which are the binding element between the different time intervals she is aiming to represent in her work.
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Melinda Matyas is a visual artist living and working in London. Her work centers on the exploration of psychological states through the lens of memory in different time intervals merging into an impression which cannot be seen in reality, it can only be felt. She works in different mediums, oil, watercolor, charcoal, ink. Her focus is on the texture, color, and mark which are the binding element between the different time intervals she is aiming to represent in her work.
Meet us on Facebook and Instagram
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Alida Sun: Animation for Contemporary Computational Protean Spaces
Alida Sun: “I’m from New York. I studied industrial design with an old school Bauhaus foundation. As to where I live now — that’s tricky since I’m location independent and my base tends to change, sometimes year to year. I build algorithms and interactive installations for my day job so to speak, albeit less experimental than the algorithms & installations I publish on my instagram and twitter.
I began making GIFs because I thought they were magic, sheer magic. I do believe they’re a unique art form. Also, I feel like I grew up on the Internet more than anywhere/thing else - GIFs are windows and reflections of my environment on deeply formative levels. My GIFs don’t always perfect loop and I don’t believe they have to necessarily- contemporary computational spaces are protean and the algorithms behind the scenes are shifting, sprawling assemblages that are often less than perfect in nature. I’m drawn to spaces and constructs that will interact and transform in ways that are unpredictable, even for their creator!
My tools mainly consist of whatever’s opensource…OpenFrameworks and Processing are my go-to’s.”
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crssAlida Sun: Animation for Contemporary Computational Protean Spaces
Alida Sun: “I’m from New York. I studied industrial design with an old school Bauhaus foundation. As to where I live now — that’s tricky since I’m location independent and my base tends to change, sometimes year to year. I build algorithms and interactive installations for my day job so to speak, albeit less experimental than the algorithms & installations I publish on my instagram and twitter.
I began making GIFs because I thought they were magic, sheer magic. I do believe they’re a unique art form. Also, I feel like I grew up on the Internet more than anywhere/thing else - GIFs are windows and reflections of my environment on deeply formative levels. My GIFs don’t always perfect loop and I don’t believe they have to necessarily- contemporary computational spaces are protean and the algorithms behind the scenes are shifting, sprawling assemblages that are often less than perfect in nature. I’m drawn to spaces and constructs that will interact and transform in ways that are unpredictable, even for their creator!
My tools mainly consist of whatever’s opensource…OpenFrameworks and Processing are my go-to’s.”
Keep up with all your favorite artists on our Facebook page.
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Sasha Ira is a Chicago based artist, known for her eye-catching portraits of beautiful women. Her art is inspired by Art Nouveau, fashion illustration, and Japanese anime styles.
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