In his generative art series Line Topography he samples three horizontal scanlines to acquire three lines to draw with explaining that, after choosing color palettes, he then uses these as a "brush" to create the basic structure of his images through a custom app created in Processing.
At the same time as his cavernous industrial container eats up the light in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, Modern Art Oxford is staging Topography, an exhibition of his lesser-known video art.
To understand the current conjuncture, I find myself compelled to explore a certain syncretism, one that combines urban topography with art history, and that takes us back in time, bringing us, once more, to Tahrir.
Topography, at Modern Art Oxford, is the first exhibition in Britain devoted entirely to them.
It's typical karst topography".
The 11 headings were: "Theology and Ecclesiastical History," "Philosophy Proper and Its History," "Politics and Social Philosophy," "Pure Mathematics," "Natural Philosophy, Natural Historyry," "Philology and History," "Biography," "Geography and Topography," "Fine Arts," "Useful Arts".
Some astonish us by turning natural topographies into minimal art, while others are a bit more dystopian, making us question our dependence on communication devices.
Queens Museum of Art "Crossing the Line," at the Queens Museum of Art, which was organized by the museum's director of exhibitions, Valerie Smith, is an ambitious if small-budget extravaganza of site-specific and community-oriented free-range art, whose ultimate subject may be the topography, history and cultural diversity of Queens itself.
Writing in 1610, the Spanish historian Fernando del Portillo commented that Gibraltar was "a stronghold from its very topography which with a little art could be made impregnable," and so it has proved.
This year's Edinburgh art festival proves Scottish art thrives on the same duality engraved in the topography of its capital.
