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Memories, Rotations, Reflections In 1990 King invited the then managing director of Borland, Philippe Khan, to visit an exhibition at London Guildhall University. The show was given the title 'Memories, Rotations, Reflections,' a pun on the title of C.G.Jung's autobiography. The work was produced through graphics programmes written by King using Borland C, one of the software packages that had made Borland a success. King used 8-bit TV framestore hardware, generating a series of images that were to form the basis of the later ray-traced work. The last image in this set is one of the very first ray-traced images — all the rest were rendered using his own software developed from the work of Kenneth Knowlton.
This is an archive of the Digital Art Museum for historical reference. |
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