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Seven Sisters: the Pleiades The first Pleiades version was� created for the Computerkunst / Computer Art '98� exhibition that opened at the� Museum der Stadt Gladbeck, Germany� on� June 7, 1998. This exhibition travelled to various sites in Germany through 1999. A similar larger scale edition, The Loughborough Seven, was created for the Under Construction exhibition at Loughborough University (UK)� in April 1998. Description and documentation The Seven Sisters representing the Pleiades� were rendered algorithmically within a specified set of parameters. The software procedure generates a "family" of forms with a strong familial resemblance. The Sisters resemble each other as they were created with the same form generator sharing a common set of parameters. This work demonstrates the similarities between the artist's software and epigenesis. In this instance, somewhat as in a garden, the family of Pleiades were "grown" with the artist's software.
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