Digital Art Museum
 
Roman VEROSTKO    
 

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"

 

   
 
Pathway A Pathway B

Pathway A
2000
Pen and ink plotter drawing
29" x 23"

 

Pathway B
2000
Pen and ink plotter drawing
29" x 23"

 
Pathway 1

Pathway 1
1988
Pen and brush plotted work on paper
36" x 24"

 

079
1988
Algorithmic plot, brush and ink
30" x 22"

 

Carnival
1989
Pen & brush plotted work on paper
24" by 40"

 

Ballet
1989
Pen plotted work on paper
24" by 40"
Private Collection, California

 

Lung Shan II
1990
Pen plots with brush strokes
24" x 72"