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The
Politics of Pleasure,
1990
CyberWare scanned male and
female nudes juxtaposed with renderings of sexually transmitted
disease viruses. The sculpture was
inspired by The Politics of Pleasure animation of the
papilloma virus by by Stephan Meyers, Donna Cox and Ellen Sandor,
shown in the 1990 SIGGRAPH Animation Screening Room.
Credits:
Ellen Sandor, Randy Johnson & Stephan
Meyers, (art)n Laboratory
Dan Sandin, Tom DeFanti, Maggie Rawlings, and Paul Neumann, Electronic
Visualization Lab, School of Art and Design, University of Illinois
at Chicago
Special thanks to Kevin
Maginnis
Media:
PHSCologram rendering output to Cibachrome film, mounted on plexiglas
96"x36"x24" sculpture
Software: Proprietary
Exhibitions:
- University Galleries - Illinois State
University, Normal, IL
- CyberArts, Pasadena, CA
- Gallery 400, Chicago, IL
- Art Futura 1991 Barcelona, Spain
- SIGGRAPH 1990 Art Show Dallas
Literature:
- Art Futura 91 cybermedia, Barcelona, Spain, January 1991
- Rosebush, Judson, Robert Mapplethorpe
ACQUITTE" (article), Pixel, No 9, 1990
- LeWinter, Renee, &Baron, Cynthia,
"Bold Statements" (article), Computer Graphics
World, August 1990, pp. 74-78
- "Digital Image, Digital Cinema:
SIGGRAPH '90 Art show " Leonardo, Supplemental issue, 1990
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