My current work is produced using algorithmic digital technology and photography. Some of the pieces use elements of traditional media work that is scanned and composed digitally as well.
My work has evolved over time. The work I am now exploring is heavily influenced by my readings of geometry, particle physics, holonomic brain theory, mythology, and Jung's theories of synchronicity and the collective unconscious. As I read these subjects I feel inspired to produce the work.
These ideas - especially quantum mechanics and superstring theory - influence what I am doing in a more unconscious or subconscious way.
If you look at the early Jazz photography-based work, then my self portraits, and now my "current work" you can see a thread of similarity with how I present different ideas. Those who are familiar with physics particularity seem to connect with my work.
Full Description
My current work is produced using algorithmic digital technology and photography. Some of the pieces use elements of traditional media work that is scanned and composed digitally as well.
My work has evolved over time. The work I am now exploring is heavily influenced by my readings of geometry, particle physics, holonomic brain theory, mythology, and Jung's theories of synchronicity and the collective unconscious. As I read these subjects I feel inspired to produce the work.
These ideas - especially quantum mechanics and superstring theory - influence what I am doing in a more unconscious or subconscious way.
If you look at the early Jazz photography-based work, then my self portraits, and now my "current work" you can see a thread of similarity with how I present different ideas. Those who are familiar with physics particularity seem to connect with my work.
Work metadata
- Year Created: 2008
- Submitted to ArtBase: Thursday Aug 21st, 2008
- Original Url: http://a0.vox.com/6a00cd970b94194cd500fad698b8480005-pi
- Permalink: http://a0.vox.com/6a00cd970b94194cd500fad698b8480005-pi
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Work Credits:
- Melissa Lambert, creator
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