Accepted Artworks (17/40 accepted – 43%)

The following artworks were accepted to Computational Aesthetics 2011. This overview thematizes the creation of aesthetic tools as a cultural activity. Programmers of computational tools define cultural processes as they shape code with their own mental images and world views.

The selected works cover a wide range of generative and interactive pieces from areas ranging from information design and visualization, media hacking, algorithmic art, and collaborative interactive installations. The selection draws attention to the relationship between the picture and its making, between the artifact and the creation process; most works consider both aspects in a balanced way.

The Computational Aesthetics Art Show will present these works to the public on the reception on August 5, 2011, at the Marriott Downtown. Join us and discover!

New: print-on-demand version of the Arts Catalogue.

Andres Wanner and Allen Bevans
Arts Chairs

		ILLUZTRATOR: Sketch Based Visualization of Persian Geometric Patterns Amir Aziz Ghahary
		UNDERSTANDING SHAKESPEARE Stephan Thiel
		401_06 Don Relyea
		Noise into Visual Art Syafiq Abdul Samat
		Sampling Patterns (more) Paul Hertz
		Branchy Branch Triptych Jeffrey Ventrella
		TheWholeAndTheParts Martha Blicharz
		Mutamorphosis Murat Germen
		Flowers with tendrils Don Relyea
		Plotter Andres Wanner
		Swimming away from Darwin Steve DiPaola
		Cindermedusae Marcin Ignac
		Text2Image Ted Davis
		Mohr SMS Hugo Camargo and Veronika Pauser
		Quiezli Jeremy Turner
		Entanglement with Gradual Prelude Kenneth Newby and Aleksandra Dulic
		Environment 001|003 Kay Malek

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