Intersections - Nguyen Dang Binh

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Beyond Boundaries Exhibition Team Janice M. Glowski The Ohio State University Exhibition Curator Maria Palazzi The Ohio State University Donations, Liason and Essay Author Charles A. Csuri Contributing Artist The Ohio State University Keith Kelley The Ohio State University Video Documentation Nancy Marzella The Ohio State University University Development Eva Dujardin Dale The Ohio State University Catalogue Design Wayne Carlson The Ohio State University Essay Author Matthew Lewis The Ohio State University Essay Author Thomas Linehan University of Texas Essay Author Karla Loring Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Essay Author Margit Rosen KHM | Academy for Media Arts Essay Author Ying Chua The Ohio State University Entry Author Su-hsing Lin Shu-Te University Entry Author Arianna Maki The Ohio State University Entry Author Zhou Yan Kenyon College Entry Author Electronic Art and Animation Catalog Art Gallery Anu Vedagiri University of North Carolina at Greensboro Entry Author Elizabeth Nielson The Ohio State University Graduate Assistant Glen Shere The Ohio State University Systems Support Elaine Smith The Ohio State University Administrative Assistant Aline Davis The Ohio State University Information Assistant Donors: Gabe and Sandy Campbell DPI, San Francisco DreamWorks Animation Jeffrey Katzenberg FastFrame, Columbus, Ohio Pixar Animation Studios Artworks Reviewers Walter Behrnes DNA Productions Brit Bunkley Quay School of the Arts Sheriann Ki Sun Burnham Independent Artist David Burns California Institute of the Arts Tracy Colby Otis College of Art and Design Greg Cornelius University of Texas, Austin Jennifer Dowling Framingham State College Heather Elliott-Famularo Bowling Green State University John Finnegan Purdue College of Technology at New Albany Greg Garvey Quinnipiac University Sue Gollifer University of Brighton Stephan Hillerbrand Bowling Green State University Masa Inakage Keio University, The Media Studio, Inc. Chris Johnson Northern Arizona University Mona Kasra California State University, Northridge Andruid Kerne Texas A&M University Hye Kyung Kim Kyung Hee University Midori Kitagawa University of Texas at Dallas Patrick Lichty Bowling Green State University Jeff Lieberman Massachusetts Institute of Technology Elainie Lillios Bowling Green State University Gregory Liltte Bowling Green State University Peter Mackey Pratt Institute Kim Nankivell Purdue University, Calumet Naomi Ribner The Painterly Pixel Cynthia Ruben C B Rubin Studio, Rhode Island School of Design Laura Rusnak Bowling Green State University Anne Spalter Brown University Anna Ursyn University of Northern Colorado Ruth West University of California, San Diego Jana Whittington Purdue University Calumet The Art Gallery and Emerging Technologies reception was supported by the City of Boston, Thomas M. Menino, Mayor.
SIGGRAPH 2006 Art Gallery: Intersections Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost (1874 - 1963), The Road Not Taken Each work in the SIGGRAPH 2006 Intersections exhibition metaphorically represents a journey that the artist has undertaken. As the work developed, the artist traveled along a path, encountering intersections where new ideas, techniques, media, people, and obstacles converged. It was here, at these crossroads, that the piece began to take on form; the meaning and direction became defined. At each intersection, important decisions had to made. The trail behind the artist led back to familiar territory, and the road ahead led to further exploration of existing knowledge. The intersecting paths offered challenges and exciting opportunities to explore new concepts, integrate new media, and experiment with unfamiliar processes. At each intersection, the artist needed to stop and assess the situation, sometimes giving way to others who moved ahead or in another direction. Stopping in the middle of an intersection is often dangerous – collisions are inevitable. The convergence of ideas, goals, processes, technologies, and people from various disciplines can be shattering. Innovation and creative vision emerge only after numerous unsuccessful, yet knowledge-gaining encounters at intersections. Traveling an unknown path is also not without risk. It takes a courageous person with perseverance to dare to do things differently. Many people choose to take the easy, well-known path. The artists in the Intersections exhibition are those who dared to seek out intersections and new paths and venture off into unknown territory. The artwork in the Intersections exhibition exemplifies the highest quality contemporary digital artwork from around the world. The SIGGRAPH 2006 artists have merged their interests in science, electronics, social sciences, humanities, and/or pop culture with their desire to express themselves through the production of art. Their works reflects the convergence of technical and artistic concerns where identities, politics, social issues, and technology are constantly being negotiated. In the SIGGRAPH community, where artists are researchers and technicians, and researchers and technicians transform into artists, the segregation of disciplines collapses. In this environment, digital art is not seen as an end in itself, but as a place where people from various fields can tangibly cross paths, allowing for new connections to be made. This year’s Art Gallery includes 2D, 3D, and 4D wall-hung work, electronic installation art, sculpture, art animations, sound installations, interactive monitor-based artwork, electronically mediated performance, theoretical papers, panels, artist and performer presentations, and an extensive retrospective exhibition of Charles A. Csuri’s work. All of the works exhibited or performed use technology as an integral element. They all exemplify the creative intersection of concept, technical innovation, and artistic expression. Bonnie Mitchell SIGGRAPH 2006 Art Gallery Chair Bowling Green State University Art Gallery Electronic Art and Animation Catalog 9
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Yoichiro Kawaguchi Gemotional Bumpy
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Hye Kyung Kim Meditation 25 inches
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Viktor Koen Dark Peculiar Toy No.03
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Mark Koven ARTIST STATEMENT Employi
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Kumiko Kushiyama Thermoesthesia 27
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Barbara Layne ARTIST STATEMENT Hand
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Patrick Lichty Pixelboxes 12 inches
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Andy Lomas Aggregation 22 38 inches
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Dan Lu Transition I 14 inches x 14
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Jessica Maloney Exponential Growth
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Mark Millstein Kite Form: Laminate
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Masashi Nishimura THORN 23.386 inch
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Fernando Orellana 8520 S.W. 27th pl
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Cynthia Beth Rubin Sand and Grasses
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Ansen Seale Unfolding no. 14 25 inc
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Carlo Séquin Hilbert Cube 5 inches
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Vladimir Sierra Still Life #2 28 in
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John Slepian little_one 3 feet x 4
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Mark Stock Open House 24 inches x 2
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Masakazu Takano e-scape 26 inches x
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Chao-Ming James Teng ARTIST STATEME
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Roman Verostko The Rocktown Scrolls
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Jody Zellen Talking Walls Web-based
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Electronically Mediated Performance
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Julie Andreyev VJ Fleet [redux] Mob
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Yoichiro Kawaguchi Gemon Dance Inte
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Benoit Maubrey AUDIO BALLERINAS Per
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Palindrome Perceivable Bodies Inter
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Daniel Sauter Light Attack Hybrid p
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Gil Weinberg ARTIST STATEMENT Compu
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Bret Battey Autarkeia Aggregatum Ar
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Lucy Blackwell Alive Art animation,
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Jean Detheux Rupture Art animation,
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Luis Nieto Oreille remplie de plume
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David Schwan Time Away Art animatio
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Florian Witzel, Magid Hoff, Stephan
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Charles A. Csuri: Beyond Boundaries
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Raphael Voglass Color ink on paper
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Art Panels Locative Media: Urban La
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Theoretical Art Papers The SIGGRAPH
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References AliasMoze. 2001. Interes
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Painting in a Digital World: I Told
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