Lei fans will recognize Mimi and Gaga, the pointed-teeth characters from Lei's earlier oil paintings, who now appear in the pages of this experimental graphic memoir recounting the collective memories that Beijing cult youth like Lei share from their adolescence in the 1970's.
Before getting to work on what he calls "Interactive Video Art Objects," (IVAOs), retro-futurist creations you'd almost expect to find in Terry Gilliam's Brazil or 12 Monkeys, Reardon was mapping out artistic territory in experimental motion graphics and audio-visual artworks in London.
An on-line resource has been created to allow access to the experimental data, graphics, and test statistics for all probes in this study: http://cgd.jax.org/individualvariation.shtml.shtml
When processing experimental data, graphic presentation is almost inevitable.
It's a more "conceptual," "experimental," and "graphic" version of those relaxation modules stocked with individual speakers and comfortable seats that are provided to employees of cool high-tech brands in Silicon Valley.
By combining computer simulations according to a succession of statistical experimental designs, computer graphics, automatic image analysis, human sensory descriptive analysis and multivariate data modelling, we derive a pattern descriptor model of those macroscopic, emergent aspects of the patterns that we consider of interest.
The collection includes experimental poetry and graphic pulp fiction, and promises many "wasted" hours of browsing.
Marey wrote extensively on the circulation of the blood, cholera, terrestrial and aerial locomotion, experimental physiology, and graphic methods in physiology.
As a young adult, Adrian is extremely creative: an aspiring filmmaker (of both fiction and experimental documentaries), a graphic designer, a videographer and a writer.
He was attuned to the more fantastical, optically experimental elements in European graphics: László Moholy-Nagy's photomontages and photograms; Kurt Schwitters Merzz collages, poetic compositions formed by freeing the letters of the alphabet from their usual places in the context of known words.
