Here's the last installment on the recently published four volume V&A Pattern book. The final volume is entitled Digital Pioneers and invites you to look at the work done by the visionary artists who joined together with scientists and programmers to explore the artistic potential of computer technology. I've made this one fun by putting in two pictures from my own scientific work. Can you guess which ones they are? They all click to enlarge.
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1. Manfred Mohr, P-122, 1972
2. Aaron Marcus, Evolving Gravity, 1972
3. Paul Brown, Untitled, 1975
4. Jim Galasyn, LR04 Time Series, 2009
5. Roman Verostko, Pathway Series, 1987
6. Roman Verostko, Manchester Illuminated Universal Turing Machine, 1998
7. AARON, a computer program written by Harold Cohen, 2003
8. AARON, a computer program written by Harold Cohen, 2003
9. Mark Wilson, PSC31, 2003
10. Jim Galasyn, Poincare Section Solar Insolation, 2009
Did you guess? Jim Galasyn analyzed and plotted my data on his blog here. Here are the links to the previous V&A Pattern posts:
Mughal Empire Florals, part 1
The Fifties, part 2
William Morris, part 3
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