CABARET VOLTAIRE in the 21st Century
Digital Collage. Based on magazine cover: Cabaret Voltaire 1916
“The Art Condition at the Dawn of the 21st Century” Dominik Podsiadly
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Net based. Based on: Man Ray, Masque Kiki, 1962.
” Using a 3D scan of Man Ray’s “Masque Kiki”, the viewer is invited to experience the sculpture via their browser , webcam (not available on mobile devices), and simple head-tracking. The main Javascript libraries are Auduino’s “Headtrackr.js” and Three.js“. Geraldine Erman
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Glithc. Based on: Hannah Höch, Musiker zu Hause, 1962.
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Based on: László Moholy-Nagy, Untitled, 1927.
“In order to give some movement and highlight the composition I added self-made geometric scans into picture. The idea was not to disturb the image but integrate organically new shapes that add new interpretation and perhaps give a title for this artwork”. Konstantin Guz
Comments closedDigital image. Based on: Paul Citroen, Alannah, 1931
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Comments closedBased on magazine cover: Cannibale, Paris, 25 May 1920
“Dada alone does not smell: it is nothing, nothing, nothing.
It is like your hopes: nothing
like your paradise: nothing
like your idols: nothing
like your heroes: nothing
like your artists: nothing
like your religions: nothing.”
From ‘Manifeste cannibale dada’ by Francis Picabia, read at the Dada soirée at the Théâtre de la Maison de l’Oeuvre, Paris, 27 March 1920.
Comments closedHand Press Print from digital matrix, ink on paper, A3 sheet
Based on magazine cover: 391 New York, N.3, 1 March 1917
“I am fascinated by the constant reference to print in Duchamp’s work. The printed document, the «handmade» document, from the simple stamp to the sophisticated techniques he used for his «Green Box» (1934) for example, incredible edition of his studio documents in fac-simile.” Stéphane Mroczkowski
Comments closedBased on: Man Ray, Long Distance, 1926
after: T. Whid, Abe Linkoln, Evan Roth and many, many others. Jan Robert Leegte
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Based on: Man Ray, Long Distance, 1926
“A creator needs only one enthusiast to justify him” Man Ray (1890-1976). A combination between an animated gif and a 3D object inspired by the work Long Distance, by Man Ray. Pier Giorgio De Pinto
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Hand Press Print from digital matrix, ink on paper, A3 sheet
Based on: Marcel Duchamp, Handmade stereopticon slides, 1918
“I am fascinated by the constant reference to print in Duchamp’s work. The printed document, the «handmade» document, from the simple stamp to the sophisticated techniques he used for his «Green Box» (1934) for example, incredible edition of his studio documents in fac-simile.” Stéphane Mroczkowski
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Digital image. Based on the cover of “New York Dada”, April 1921
A dada passionate, Ćosić plays with his interest for avant-garde typography and his love for ASCII graphics combining the cover of a seminal dada magazine, featuring Duchamp’s Belle Haleine, with a frame from his ASCII version of Hitchcock’s Psyco, an early net art masterpiece.
Vuk Ćosić. Pioneer of net.art, guilty of much.
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