Allison Tanenhaus
Dustria is a candy-colored, slightly sinister, otherworldly meditation on industrial waste and atmospheric decay. Presented in the form of a hypnotic music video for Boston electronic synth duo The Square Root of Negative Two.
Artist Bio:
Allison Tanenhaus is a Boston-based digital glitch artist who specializes in abstract geometrics, vibrant color fields, optical perspectives, playful patterns, mind-bending motion, and unexpected dimensional qualities. Her source material consists of daily photographs, previous glitch works, and vintage artifacts that she digitally alters via smartphone. Created with equal parts deliberation and experimentation, the results are rainbow-hued, architectural, fantastical compositions that take on a psychedelic life of their own.
Erik Mondrian
“Skyscrapers” was a Second Life art installation by Gem Preiz, an artist most known for his intricate fractal images. Here, he created an immersive, scaled-down cityscape—inspired, as he writes, by his “fascination for [these] modern cathedrals which are, like those of the past, th...
Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo and Calum Gunn
A "reverse music video," Serrated is a collaboration between Calum Gunn and Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo. The film is a combination of computer-generated and analog synthesized footage; it served as the visual score for the music.
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Marc Billard, Dorothy Tanner (1923-2020)
The abstract video and electronica music in "New Mexico" is rooted in the 50+ year history of Lumonics, from live abstract projection beginning in 1969 to incorporating video beginning in 1979.
Artist Bio:
Dorothy Tanner, who died July 23, 2020, and Mel...
