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Pathways
In these works the� "all-over"
distributions are linear�random walks with numerous iterations.� The text-like
inscription is an algorithmically generated visual label
These works were achieved with�
routines used in the artist's earliest pen plotted drawings. The procedures grew
from his Magic Hand of Chance (1982-85), a work that drew animated linear
sequences on a monitor. �Prototypes of these software procedures may be found in
forms of automatism practiced by some dada artists and surrealists in the early
1920's. "Automatic" writing� and drawing� sought to explore� unconscious regions
of human experience using spontaneous or non-rational methods as�in making a
thoughtless "doodle"
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Pathway A 2000 Pen and ink plotter drawing 29" x 23"
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Pathway B 2000 Pen and ink plotter drawing 29" x 23"
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Pathway 1 1988 Pen and brush plotted work on paper 36" x 24"
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079 1988 Algorithmic plot, brush and ink 30" x 22"
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Carnival 1989 Pen & brush plotted work on paper 24" by 40"
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Ballet 1989 Pen plotted work on paper 24" by 40"
Private Collection, California
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Lung Shan II 1990 Pen plots with brush strokes 24" x 72"
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