Crossing the Cabaret Voltaire in Google Art Project without Internet connection.
Dada action. Inspired by: Cabaret Voltaire. Zurich, Switzerland. 1916.
03/23/2016
Mario Santamaría
03/22/2016
Esteban Ottaso
03/21/2016
Sara Compagnoni
Dadagram
Photomontage. Based on: Man Ray, Long Distance, 1926 Stencil
“What if Dada was born in 21th century?”
03/18/2016
Paolo Visentini
Murder’s Chewing
Animated Gif. Based on: László Moholy-Nagy, Mord auf den Schienen, 1925
“I interpreted the circle of Moholy-Nagy as a chewing gum that the girl inflates like a balloon”
03/17/2016
The Cool Couple
All I can see I buy
Digital Collage. Based on: Raul Hausmann, Collage, 1969
“We put Hausmann’s collage into Google Image search engine and we were redirected to several e-commerce websites selling clothing and stationery. We collected the pictures and combined them through a photoshop mask created from the shapes of the original collage.” The Cool Couple
03/15/2016
Florian Freier
Everybody is a poet now
72 Frames, animated GIF
“Revolving Poet” feat. crazy gradient remix. Based on: Man Ray, The Poet, 1938
03/14/2016
Marco Lonati
Sims stereopticon
Digital Collage. Based on: Marcel Duchamp, Stereopticon slides, 1918
“I saw this image and I thought: wow! This is just like The Sims Logo, so i decided to insert this logo into Duchamps’ work”.
03/11/2016
Leandro Estrella
dada_playGnd
(click on the image to see the artwork)
html, Javascript, three.js, threejs_playGnd
Based on: Dada 2D Scans and Man Ray, Ce qui manque à nous tous, 1935
03/08/2016
Giuseppe Spataro
#umbr311a
Animated Gif. Based on: Man Ray, Decanter, 1926
“The original colors of Man Ray’s Decanter are reversed into the umbrella’s template and they have been replaced by their hexadecimal codes.”
03/07/2016
Vasily Zaitsev
ничто не длится вечно
Animated Gif. Based on magazine cover: New York Dada, New York, April 1921
“ничто не длится вечно, и всегда ничего. дано ничего”
03/03/2016
Raquel Meyers
BURN DADA BURN
PETSCII Collage. Based on magazine cover: 391 New York, N.3, 1 March 1917
03/01/2016
Monthly Feature Harm van den Dorpel
Cat, 2016
Screenshot
Based on: Hans Richter, Untitled, 1961
The artist uploaded the work Untitled, 1961 by Hans Richter to one of the most advanced image recognition artificial intelligence services: The Wolfram Language Image Identification Project. The software recognized this work to be a “cat”. The work is a witty take on computer vision and on the existence of images in the age of algorithms.
Harm van den Dorpel is a Berlin-based conceptual artist. His broad practice includes the creation of sculpture, collage, computer animation, computer generated graphics and interaction design. He is regarded a key figure in Post-Internet art. In his work he investigates how algorithms can analyse digital archives and guide the artist in aesthetic decision taking, leading to a symbiosis of man-machine art creation. His ultimate goal is to reveal the reasoning structure of his own consciousness, and his implicit associations and assumptions. More info
02/29/2016
Debora Hirsch
The One Way To Transform Matchboxes To iPhone
Based on: Man Ray, Rayogram, 1924
“Clickbait using Man Ray’s photogram with commonplace domestic items that challenged traditional visual representation practice and thinking”. Debora Hirsch
02/27/2016
Stefano Arduini
Digital art manifesto
Digital image. Based on magazine cover: Cannibale Paris, 25 May 1920
02/25/2016
Silvio Lorusso
Every Black Character Found in the Dada Magazine Covers
Animated SVG. Based on: Dada magazine covers
“Every Black Character Found in the Dada Magazine Covers”. Silvio Lorusso