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Work of Proto-Art in the Age of Artificial Reproduction

The vortex creates, the chaos profligates. In the synaptic hallucination, art objects are calculations of the musings of the vortex – a vortex that uses the chaos as a zeitgeist to enmesh ideas, patterns, and emotions. With the evolution of the electronic environment, the vortex is superseding a point where it will be free from the chaos to transcend immersions into the machinations of the delphic hallucination. Work of Proto-Art in the Age of Artificial Reproduction contains 10 minimal quicktime engines (also refered to as "soundtoys") that enable the user to make buxom audio/visual compositions.

measuring chains, constructing realities
putting into place forms
a matrix of illusion and disillusion
a strange attracting force
so that a seduced reality will be able to spontaneously feed on it


atomic elroy's work investigates the nuances of pixels through the use of stopframe motion and close-ups which emphasize the Artificial nature of digital media. elroy explores abstract and stupid scenery as motifs to describe the idea of infinite hallucination. Using fresh loops, cathode rays, and neo-fascist images as patterns, elroy creates meditative environments which suggest the expansion of art…

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Comments

, Justin Simoni

> The vortex creates, the chaos profligates. […]

That was a sh*t load of a buzzwords, I really got tired of that when I
studying and later failed under the teaching of Mark Amerika there - I just
think it's only use is to confuse (but I guess it's cool to do… (or
perhaps you're making fun of all that)). There's a good quote:



Hear Peter Halley at the College Art Association conference, scolding
academics for the jargon-laden obscurantism of critical prose, although his
own writings on behalf of Baudrillard and the simulacrum thickened the stew
more than a little.

- Marcia E. Vetrocq



but I'll give you one more: Synchronicity.

* I was watching your, "I know that guy" video, which is about the chance
coincidence of someone you knew ten years ago on Times Square. At the same
time, I was listening to the Breeders, "Cannonball". As soon as "I know you"
was typed on the screen, "I know you" was sung by Kim Deal. Like, exactly in
sync. Woo.

* My gf also just emailed me about her first time at Times Square today.
Wooooo.

* I then looked at your bio, and saw that the most recent "Legacy Work" you
have listed is one at Cordell Taylor - which I was at not seven days ago.
Woooooo.

* This would all be less creepy if I wasn't reading this book:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1569245991

Today.

So I'm thoroughly creeped out and am getting food. If I see you at Wild
Oats, I'm seriously going to freak out.


Justin Simoni
Playing around with life TWICE as hard, so you don't have to.

http://skazat.com - meta sketchbook
http://prolix.nu - art for your computer
http://justinsimoni.com - the portfolio of playing.














On 12/27/03 8:41 PM, "atomic elroy" <[email protected]> wrote:

> http://www.atomicelroy.com
> http://www.atomicelroy.com
> http://www.atomicelroy.com
> http://www.atomicelroy.com
>
>
> Work of Proto-Art in the Age of Artificial Reproduction
>
> The vortex creates, the chaos profligates. In the synaptic hallucination, art
> objects are calculations of the musings of the vortex – a vortex that uses
> the chaos as a zeitgeist to enmesh ideas, patterns, and emotions. With the
> evolution of the electronic environment, the vortex is superseding a point
> where it will be free from the chaos to transcend immersions into the
> machinations of the delphic hallucination. Work of Proto-Art in the Age of
> Artificial Reproduction contains 10 minimal quicktime engines (also refered to
> as "soundtoys") that enable the user to make buxom audio/visual compositions.
>
> measuring chains, constructing realities
> putting into place forms
> a matrix of illusion and disillusion
> a strange attracting force
> so that a seduced reality will be able to spontaneously feed on it
>
>
> atomic elroy's work investigates the nuances of pixels through the use of
> stopframe motion and close-ups which emphasize the Artificial nature of
> digital media. elroy explores abstract and stupid scenery as motifs to
> describe the idea of infinite hallucination. Using fresh loops, cathode rays,
> and neo-fascist images as patterns, elroy creates meditative environments
> which suggest the expansion of art…
>
> <– Obligatory ascii sig. Repeat until desired cyborg effect is achieved. –>
>
> /u[0]{)]|]]-] ————-/u/u!@#$%^~!@#$%^&*())
> __++_)(*&^%$——–/u/u!@#$%^~!@#$ %^&*())__++_)(*&^%$——–/u/u!@#$
> %^~!@#$%^&*())__+, etc., etc.
>
> <– End obligatory ascii sig. –>
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