Artist Rafaël Rozendaal just launched a new art site, FillThisUp.com. To use, click, point around and fill screen with cheery gradient geometrical bits.
Rozendaal explains:
My abstract works are an ongoing research… the viewer’s relationship to the artwork… the viewer’s relationship to the screen… the limits of the browser… computational abstraction… dynamic compositions on an unpredictable canvas…
Some context: Rafaël Rozendaal works are coded by Reinier Feijen, who worked for the artist on over 60 art websites that collectively logged 50 million visits last year. One such art site object — IfNoYes.com — sold for $3,500 to independent collectors at the Phillips Digital Art Auction last year. You can see a slightly more traditional, non-digital manifestation of Rafaël Rozendaal’s abstract work at his current solo exhibit at the Postmasters Gallery, in the form of gigantic lenticular cards. You filled?
Artist Rafaël Rozendaal has just announced a new collaborative project as part of MOCA's upcoming ART x YOU series. To participate, submit an original idea for a URL as a comment to this YouTube video: Rozendaal will then select his favorite possible web address among the many submissions and use it as inspiration to create a new…
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We're almost done celebrating Andy Warhol's birthday. See anything good on that live gravecam? Société Perrier has for you a net art GIF tribute to Andy -- for he was a fan of the computer! -- and what do you know, it features some of our favorite artists. Here are…
