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- Secret Memory - 1997 (internet art)
The mataphor for the brain interaction in the three worlds. * World 1: physical objects and states. * World 2: state of consciousness. * World 3: knowledge in objective sense. The three worlds that comprise all existence and all experiences as defined by Popper and Eccles(1977) |
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- - History of Life - 2003- 2008 UPDATE !
I am neither paleontologist, nor biologist. I simply like to see all evidences(fossils) of the past life which paleontologists have discovered, by putting one evidence by one on geological timetable. |
Etching / Mixed media / Book <1973 - 1980>
subconsciousness - material imagination - abstract extention
Man (intaglio) '73 |
Out-Gate-In (mixed media) '78 |
Sacred animal (intaglio) '79 |
Conversation (intaglio) '80 |
Evolution of Light (intaglio) '80 |
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Evolution of Light '80 |
Evolution of Light '80 |
Evolution of Light '80 |
Painting / Sound/ Performance <1980 - 1990>
An awareness of the vibrstory nature of light and sound.
Laser beam theater: A zone of silence (performance) '83 |
Out door theater: Noh one knows (performance) '84 |
Video in road: Randrum '85 (performance) '85 | |
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score-A '80 (drawing) |
score-TXT '80 (painting) |
score-TXT '85 (painting) |
score-AX '85 (painting) |
Painting /Internet/ Digital Intaglio <1990 - 2003>
The dimention to locate a point in space/time
Circle-In-Red1 (painting), 1998 |
Two Triangles-Out-Red2 (painting), 1998 |
Circle-In-Grey (painting), 1999 |
Shape-In-Blue (painting), 2000 |
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divided location-In-Yellow (painting), 2001 |
Square-Out-white (painting), 2000 |
Untitled (painting), 2002 |
Shape-Out-Blue (painting), 2000 |
Location in red#1 (digital intaglio), 2003 |
Location In green (digital intaglio), 2003 |
Location in Blue#1 (digital intaglio), 2003 |
Location In blue#2 (digital intaglio), 2003 |
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location in light (digital intaglio), 44"44", 2004 |
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