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Serban Epure has been a pioneer in digital art since 1970. At that time, while being proficient in traditional, techniques (oil, gouache, ink, etc), he involved himself in the information theory, constructivism, cybernetics, and invented art, as opposed to representational. He had the intuitive inspiration to consider geometry as a thinking entity, capable of discrimination. This dialogue created through the use of cybernetic principles simulates life situations, and when rendered graphically, grows into a final artwork. The computer is Epure’s tool of choice for such work since its capabilities match the complexity of the project. Since 1987 Epure has worked exclusively on the Macintosh and related peripherals.
www.sherban-epure50.com
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Kenneth Huff has been creating images with his current technique for almost ten years. His work is held in public, private and corporate collections around the world. He has received over 110 visual arts awards. In August 2004, his work was shown in the SIGGRAPH 2004 Art Gallery in conjunction with the annual ACM SIGGRAPH in Los Angeles, California. Born in Bismarck, North Dakota, in 1969, Ken lives in Tampa, Florida.
www.itgoesboing.com
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John Klima’s seasoned combination of genuine art background and programming experience has given him the perfect combination of skills to create art in a digital medium. His work has been exhibited extensively at Postmasters Gallery and at the Whitney Biennale.
www.cityarts.com
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Bernhard Leitner, a native of Austria, studied architecture at the Technical University in Vienna before moving to New York City where he taught at New York University. He currently lives in Vienna, where he is a professor of media art at the University of Applied Arts. www.bernhardleitner.com
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Dennis Miller received his Doctorate in Music Composition from Columbia University and is on the Music faculty of Northeastern University in Boston. Miller is also an Associate Editor of Electronic Musician magazine, for which he writes about music software and hardware technologies. His animations have been shown at numerous venues throughout the world.
www.casdn.neu.edu/~dmiller/8.html
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Hidekazu Minami, born in Osaka, Japan, is a New York-based new media artist and interactive designer. His works have been shown in Berlin, London, New York, Tokyo and Vienna. He holds an MFA in design and BFA in architectural design from Parsons School of Design, New York. www.everydayislikesunday.com
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Manfred Mohr started as an action painter and jazz musician, turning to the computer in 1968 to create and develop his algorithmic art. This exploration gradually gave way to a consistent series of work leading up to the present day and involving fractured projections of n-dimensional hypercubes. Mohr’s work has been exhibited widely and is found in many public and private collections. He has received awards from the Biennial in Ljubljana (1973), the Camille Graesser-Preis in Zurich, Switzerland (1990). He won the Golden Nica from Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria (1990) and a Fellowship from the New York Foundation of the Arts (1997).
www.emohr.com
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Barbara Nessim is a pioneer in the arts. She made the computer an integral part of her artistic process when most were still using traditional tools. Since 1960, she has been compiling sketchbooks that are the nascent imagery for her digital work. Whether it is a woman nestling an imaginary ovum, taking a shower, or crouching among abstract shapes, Barbara Nessim retains the classical drawn line, yet manages to capture the intersection of psychological and worldly predicaments that mirror our own.
Her paintings and drawings are part of numerous public and private collections and have been shown in museums and galleries worldwide. Her work has appeared and been written about in publications, such as Communication Arts, Leonardo, Forbes, Fast Company, New York Magazine and Newsweek, and on the covers of Time, Rolling Stone and The New York Times Magazine.
www.barbaranessim.com
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