Deconstrucento
Images of Italian Renaissance paintings are intervened in real-time by algorithms that simulate video compression artifacts. A subtle interaction of the artist rips the images of their iconic language taking them into more abstract forms of representation while losing their identification to their reference.
• First Itaú Cultural Visual Arts Award 2015-2016
KEVIN KRIPPER
The challenges of working with a legacy of bug-filled technology has been my main obsession. Using self-developed tools, found footage from art history, and technological uchronias, my work engages with topics that explore notions of appropriation, authorship, techno-phobias, digital/organic nature, new media art conservation, and media archeology.
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2023
Abiogenesis
Generative animations displayed on restored oscilloscopes and a modified Vectrex.
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Syntonization
Generative "structural film" displayed as a real-time triptych for repurposed video-phone screens.
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Aeolosomas' Journey
Site-specific generative animations for the TSI / Snodgrass Gallery.
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2014
Ticket #9818
Random instants of VRAM data interpreted as color presented in different formats.
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