01 January 1985 Animated 7 mins
A colorful image processing work incorporating figurative and abstract imagery. Video begins with the buildup of individual pixels, which soon gives way to animated abstract patterns and, sometimes built around a silhouetted head of a man. Scored to Steve Reich’s’ “Music for 18 Musicians.”
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United States 01 January 1985
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29 August 1985
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11 January 1985
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