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Painting with data, data as input, pictures as output.

Each picture is a dynamic composition which results from a program. In programs, some parameters vary randomly or according to data suitable for the moment and the technical context in which the picture generation takes place. Each picture is thus a representation in the field of possibles ones created by the code. Each picture is then a possible element of infinite and disordered series.

Furthermore, the perpetual balance and interaction between physical world digitalized by sensors, such as photographic devices, and digital world where data transformed into picture can become physically perceptible, produce a set of visions about a future where both worlds converge into a synthetic reality.

News

08/2009: Datapainting mentioned in "Synthetic Landscapes" workshop, organized by Aoibheann ni Mhearain and David Healy.

05/2009: A Chat with Max Eternity, Art Digital Magazine, May 13, 2009.

04/2009: Datapainting referenced by Anaïs Guilet in NT2 database

04/2009: Local context - Remote Data in "Un Jour Une Oeuvre" online exhibition curated by Alexis Monville

03/2009: Publication of a mixed serie called "Metaphor of the Merchant's Table" in /seconds issue 10, ISSN 1751-4134 Useless Beauty and Fuzzy Logic: correlations of violence.

03/2009: "Squares third generation" exhibited at la base d’Appui d'Entre-deux, Nantes, during "Si j’avais un marteau!" exhibition.

01/2009: « Remix: The Bond of Repetition and Representation » , Eduardo Navas , contains an updated review of " le catalogue " on vagueterrain.net.

04/2008: dumb art. some thoughts about "Datascapes " by Scanci in Sarahbase.

03/2008: Datapainting.com in Network Research blog - by Garrett Lynch.

10/2007: Le catalogue in M/C Journal, "Error, the Unforeseen, and the Emergent - The Error and Interactive Media Art" - by Tim Barker

06/2007: Le Catalogue at TELIC, Los Angeles, California, during "The Latency of the Moving Image in New Media" exhibition curated by Eduardo Navas.

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