On 17/03/15 11:38 AM, ruth catlow wrote: > I hear that the Internet is disappearing - from our screens into our stuff. > I have always enjoyed the slippery nature of meaning-making across > digital and physical realms. > And I am thinking harder now about what it will mean for art that we can > make so many different kinds of "things" act as the collection point for > different kinds of sense data- heat, pressure, acceleration, radiation, > tilt, sound, light, electric charge etc- and then do something with it. > > To try to help me to think about it I have created a series of > triptychs. These are the first of them. Warms and Shods
I love these. They are surprising, provocative and rewarding. There's echoes of Kosuth's "1 and 3 Chairs", Danica Phelps's drawings of everyday life and costs, and (throwing modesty to the wind) of my Paintr, which searches for tags. But they're more of a challenge to the viewer than those are now, covering more cognitive and socioeconomic ground. - Rob.
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