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| Eryk C. Salvaggio |
id: 136 |
| 19 Village Green Drive |
| Ogunquit ME 03907 |
| United States |
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207 646 2083 |
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| Web site: |
http://www.salsabomb.com |
| Categories: |
webart, hypertext, soundart, installation, music |
| Last update: |
09/27/2002 |
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Description
Follwing Six Rules Towards a New Internet Art
Wants to collaborate with other artists?
yes
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| Artwork Descriptions |
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[Last update: 09/27/2002]
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id: 23 |
Artwork title
Net.Art Portrait of Edie Sedgewick |
Artwork description
Designed to run as a web-generated loop within a browser. The familiar technique of Warhol's multiple is revisited in a digital context, with a colors chaotically colliding into one another. |
URL for artwork
http://www.salsabomb.com/edie/edie.html
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[Last update: 09/27/2002]
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id: 22 |
Artwork title
September 11th, 2001 |
Artwork description
The piece is a loop made from televised footage of flight 175 crashing into the World Trade Center. However, the image is made by coloring individual letters of the names of people who lost thier lives on that day. As seen in the July 8th, 2002 Issue of the New York Times, and included in the "9-11 +1: The Complexities of Security" show at Brown University. |
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[Last update: 09/27/2002]
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id: 21 |
Artwork title
Six ASCII Flowers |
Artwork description
Prints of flowers whose forms are determined by coloring individual bits of text. My ASCII work uses technology as a metaphor- in this case, the bits are actually made up of the charectors "%20" - the ascii code for a blank space. The piece comments on the breakdown of natural symbolism, and of our disconnection with nature in the face of an information glut. Available as prints, this link is to a web version. |
URL for artwork
http://www.salsabomb.com/gallery/
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[Last update: 09/27/2002]
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id: 20 |
Artwork title
Six ASCII Nudes |
Artwork description
Six nudes, taken via webcam from another continent, translated into more obvious bits of information. The pieces are meant to explore the aesthetics of ascii, the code used to exchange information between computers. In this case, the piece explores also suggests the seperation and isolation of a networked society, where even intimacy is a matter of data processing. Also available as prints. |
URL for artwork
http://www.salsabomb.com/nude/
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[Last update: 09/27/2002]
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id: 19 |
Artwork title
ASCII Hearts |
Artwork description
I'll be drawing one ascii heart for everyday that I am in love or until I make 4000 hearts. If I fall out of love, or reach 4000 hearts, the entire series will be printed and bound into books with a rubber band, which will be sold to the highest bidders. The hearts themselves are graffitti-based "tags" which are then converted to ascii, published as soon as they are improvised. |
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[Last update: 09/27/2002]
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id: 18 |
Artwork title
RGB ("Dancing Pixels") |
Artwork description
Created in line with my "Six Rules For A New Internet Art," this piece works with the net's most basic elements. Three frames consist of three choices; R, G, and B, for the standard colors of image guns in computer monitors- (Red, Green, and Blue.) Each choice takes you to an ascii movie of dancer Jessica Johnson, who I filmed with a digital camera. The work is in line with my use of ascii as a metaphor for information mediated reality. The image is abstracted down to it's barest recognizable features, abstract color fields barely comprehensible as an image. |
URL for artwork
http://www.salsabomb.com/RGB/
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