portfolio
software
is to poetry as architecture is to sculpture
Herpes
Virus, 1990
A computer generated
image showing the general structure of the herpes virus, juxtaposed
with a black-and-white photograph of a baby who died from the
disease. Also a detail from
The Politics of Pleasure sculpture and The Politics
of Pleasure Extended Remix shown in the SIGGRAPH Animation
Screening Room in 1991.
Credits:
Stephan Meyers, Ellen Sandor, and Craig Ahmer, (art)n
Laboratory
Dr. Bernard Roizman, University of Chicago
Dr. Patricia Spear, Northwestern University
Media:
PHSCologram rendering output to Cibachrome film, mounted on plexiglas
Software: Proprietary
Exhibitions:
- SIGGRAPH '92 Chicago
- NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field,
CA
- Computer Museum, Boston, MA
- Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago,
IL
- Images du Futur '92 Montréal
- Feature, New York, NY
Literature:
- Coup de coeur Ça m'intéresse:
Ici, les virus deviennent oeuvres d'art
- Bartels, Nancy, "Alternative Views"
(article), Confetti, Volume 3, Number 3, Issue 8,
Electronic Canvas, December 1991, p. 17
- Csuri, Charles A., "Science in Depth"
(article), IEEE Computer Graphics and applications,
March 1991, pp. 10-12
- Foerstner, Abigail, "Inside views"
(article), The Chicago Tribune Magazine, October
21, 1990, pp. 32-34
- Foerstner, Abigail, "Photography:
3-D images cross the boundary between art and science" (article),
The Chicago Tribune, August 10, 1990, pp. 65-66
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