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Mattias Inks. Flowers Galleries: Artists - Tim Lewis. Tim Lewis was born in England in 1961 and graduated from the Royal College of Art in London in 1987. He has exhibited internationally and his work is in public collections including the Arts Council of Great Britain, the British Council, and the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, England.

Lewis' work continually advances in terms of personal and practical development; works are first envisioned in their entirety and thereafter realised. The electronic programming and physicality required to animate a piece and fulfil the original design, entails an extensive period of development and discovery for each work. In 2012 for the exhibition Mechanics at Flowers, Lewis showed Jetsam, a large Kiwilike object and Pony an ostrich-like anatomy constructed from three mechanical arms. These recent works reveal creatures born of mechanics in the same way that genetics engineers use science. Download CV. No real than you are. New York subway in the 80s. BLU >. 360 Dergee Aerial Panorama | 3D Virtual Tours Around the World. Weff loff. 'ASCII Erika' is an investigation of the materiality of computer code. Or, at least how we see code, now in 2014. The project consist of a modified German typewriter – the portable Erika 2 (1923), and its written output.

The Erika is modified in the way that its original typebars has been replaced with ASCII characters - produced with high resolution 3d printed steel parts. Accordingly, graphics on the keyboard layout has also been altered. This allows the Erika to write code. The intent behind this somewhat contradictory revamp is twofold; First of all, the striking contrast between the digital language and the archaic analog device it has been written on.

But perhaps more important, ‘ASCII Erika’ is also an argument for the craft of computer code. Notes and references: ASCII Erika’s output text is for many characters vertically offset, unclear, or even illegible. The Humorous Art of Bent Objects by Terry Border. Terry Border takes objects from everyday life and turns them into humorous art. For years now, this unassuming photographer-sculptor has worked with snack foods, office supplies, toys, and other items to create evocative and bizarre scenes. Here are some of my favorite "Bent Objects. " 8 Amazing photos of pencil lead sculptures. - www.pointcarl.com - Patricia Piccinini. Super Mario Music in MP3, WMA, and MIDI Format - Super Mario Brothers . org.

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