Satellite Exhibitions

Artists

Thomas Malzbender, Michael McGuire and Eric Montgomery from Hewlett-Packard Laboratories.

Description

In this presentation of mathematically generated "deterministic chaos" prints, the three engineer-artists come together to convey a non-existent yet ever present view of the world that provides insight into the images of man and nature.

Description

Ruth Kedar is an artist with extensive design and architectural training. Her career has always had an interdisciplinary flavor. Art and design are her passion. Her interests and projects refuse to belong to a single category or discipline. They are intertwined and span from three-dimensional design to monotypes, from silk-screen to computer graphics through interface design and multi-media. Her diverse and broad background has also proven indispensable in her teaching career at the Stanford University's interdisciplinary Art and Design Program.

In her art Ruth Kedar uses the new technologies as opportunities for exploration and growth and as tools of expression to be added to an ever expanding vocabulary. She is always probing and stretching the intended applications of her medium of choice in order to accommodate her own visions during the creative process. In this creative process, ideas and tools are deeply interconnected, influencing the course and direction of the final result.

"More than making single images, I develop logical structures that create new visual progressions" - states the artist. "I work in many layers. My philosophy and aesthetics are the fibers that run through them, connecting, expanding. The creative process, this dialog between self and medium evolves into visual languages, their grammar ever changing to encompass new avenues of thought. Therefore my medium of choice is always a vehicle that allows variations and exploration."