After Malevich

Click for full. This is a study of Kazimir Malevich's Morning in the Village After a Snowstorm that I've been working on for the past three weeks. I saw the painting when I visited the Guggenheim last month; immediately I wanted to explore using gradients in the same way that Malevich did, to boldly push and pull space. What better way to make gradients than on a computer?

Assorted Disorientations

Made this at IRL, and was really pleased with the effect. I tried this with webcam photos today (thanks to all contributors!):

Also futzed around with 3fram.es today - here are the results:

and lastly... Migrating Sunglasses

Cathedral 3

More tampering with the laws of nature in CSS. Cathedral 3

3 new pages

Giant

Time Capsule

Desktop

Dump IRL - Selected pics from setup/show

From left to right: Curator Lindsay Howard, dump.fm founders Stefan Moore and Ryder Ripps, and anonymous artist

Animated tile by Chris Shier (the work can be viewed here)

"Ray" by anonymous (ed. Oct 2013)

Left to right: dump.fm members Melipone and Frankhats

Working on my piece "In Rainbows"

dump.fm founder Scott Ostler

Gallery visitor standing in front of "dump.fm Group Portrait" by Tom Moody

UPDATE: More pictures of the show here, taken by exhibiting artist/writer Erik Stinson. I also uploaded more photos to dump; you can see them in my log. Hit the previous button to page through.