The female form and mathematics. And the use of the computer in the fine arts.
I have always been interested in the classical contrapposto pose, especially found in the female form. I love the complex series of flowing concave and convex curves one can trace from head to toe in these poses.
The math and geometry needed to build these design has been inspirational and beguiling. Changing variables even slightly can change the final layout or pattern greatly...
Over the years I have compiled a rather large library of figure study photography. These studies were source materials for my sculpture and painting projects.
While cleaning up one of these images, I noticed the image would interlock well if it was rotated on its self. I did, it did, an entire universe of possibilities opened up for me.
I have been following the rabbit holes of this universe since 2013.
In 1984 shortly after college, I was honored to have one of my computer mediated serigraphs selected to join a five-city nation-wide show featuring computer mediated art.
My fine art career has centered on photography, but it has ventured out into portrait and figure painting and sculpture. I still enjoy getting my hands dirty.
Now I have circled back to Computer mediated art, I hope you enjoy.
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