Machine Art
Machine Art
MATGX_OMINOES
Welcome!
We now know that math clearly depicts the harmony of the gods. Pythagoras called it Tetraktys. Since all images are pure magic - what else - let's do some using divine math. Pictures are the most ancient form of sorcery and most probably the only one that actually works besides all the esoteric nonsense that's floatin' around people's minds. Why that is, you will see.
Those who suffered hours and hours sitting on a chair in class, wondering what nonsense teachers and professors are mumbling about, know this kind of question: What's math good for? How does math affect my life? What sense does it make?
Who cares? But: Who said, math couldn't be beautiful?
So, what if someone took simple, mathematical expressions like sin(), cos, abs() or log() and put it on screen? No fractals - no random operators - no dynamic systems.
Check out the gallery to see what happens: Gallery.
Feel free to tell me what you think in the Guest book.
Also, how 'bout a blog about modern oracles and math mystics? See Pythagoras-Blog.
News
Samstag, 21. April 2012 - 14:43 Uhr
Video ArtP Perchtoldsdorf
There's a link to a video of my latest exhibition in Perchtoldsdorf. Click the title to watch.
Credits go to Katharina Fuehrer. Thanks for this.
Update: The video has been updated. So has the link above.
Mittwoch, 18. April 2012 - 11:33 Uhr
Exhibition ArtP Perchtoldsdorf (AT)
Fotocredits: some dude, I don't know.
I had the great honor of exhibiting with the austrian art organization ArtP in Perchtoldsdorf. As if that weren't enough, I was allowed to exhibit together with Heidulf Gerngross, Martina Schettina, Kurt Hofstetter and Barbara Doser.
Thank you. It has been a great pleasure.
There's another blog about that, click the title of this entry to follow.
Dienstag, 10. April 2012 - 08:19 Uhr
Vienna...
... was nice. 
Donnerstag, 9. Februar 2012 - 08:23 Uhr
Article in the "Badische Zeitung"
Photocredits: Susanne Müller
There's an article in the Badische Zeitung about my current exhibition. Check it out! 
Click the link above.
Cheerio,
Reto
Sonntag, 22. Januar 2012 - 19:48 Uhr
The calm before the storm... and during.
It was an extraordinary vernissage. I'm very happy. My thanks go to Léonard Beck (artist from Alsace), Hannelore Fehrenbach (the owner of the gallery), and everyone who supported me.
Like the joker said: I liiike this job!
Thanks again, to all of you.
