Time, colour and computation
Nagoya
Video constructs, 1990-95
The video constructs were at first recorded in real time onto video tape, but by 1990 were realised directly from the computer (e.g. ‘Jasper’ and ‘Sydney’) and hence had no restriction on length. Both the generative time-based work and the systems paintings continued, with a specific emphasis on systems to select, vary and manipulate colour.
Correspondences
Correspondences 1990 (notes)
The first public performance of a Correspondence work combining sound and image, was given in 1990 at the opening of Heads & Legs (Liège, Belgium). It was a collaboration with Jean-Pierre Husquinet.
1990s exhibitions • 1990s Publications
Exhibitions (1990s)
- 1999
- Galerie Jean-Mark Laik, Koblenz
- 1999 Science in the Arts _ Arts in Science
- Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest
- 1996 Creativity & Cognition II
- International Symposium, Loughborough University
- 1994 Digital Arts
- The Mall Gallery, London
- 1994 Friends of Mesures
- Vervier and Antwerp
- 1993 Creativity & Cognition I
- International Symposium, Loughborough University
- 1992 Computers in Music and Performance
- British Computer Society, London
- 1991 Colour
- Academie Industriele Vormgeving, Eindhoven _ collaborative performance
- 1990 SISEA
- Groningen _ collaborative performance
- 1990 Avant Garde 1990
- Manege, Moscow
- 1990 International Film and Video Festival
- Leicester
- 1990 Art Creating Society
- Museum of Modern Art, Oxford
- 1990 Heads and Legs
- Liege (one-person) including a collaborative performance
Selected Publications (1990s)
- Edmonds, E. A. “Knowledge based systems for creativity”. Gero and Maher (editors), Modeling Creativity and Knowledge-Based Creative Design, Erlbaum, Hillsdale, New Jersey, pp 259-271, 1993.
- Edmonds, E. A., “Culture, Knowledge and Creativity - Beyond Computable Numbers”, Languages of Design, 1(3), 1993, pp 253-261, ISSN 0927-3034.
- Edmonds, E. A., Deutsch, S., Ferran, B. and Pettigrew, J., “Mission Report: The Interaction of Art and Technology in Japan”, July 1998. Department of Trade and Industry. UK.