Tag Archives: Tanti Piccoli Robot: Exhibition

Discovery

Posted on 2010/06/14 by André Clements
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Tiger Tiger

Posted on 2010/06/13 by André Clements
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Yes, we have a soul, but it’s made of lots of tiny robots

Posted on 2010/04/25 by André Clements

Si, abbiamo un anima. Ma è fatta di tanti picoli robot. Yes, we have a soul. But it’s made of lots of tiny robots. — Giulio Gioreli (1997 cited in Dennett 2003, Freedom Evolves)

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Charisma

Posted on 2010/02/25 by André Clements

After Las Meninas (1656) by Diego Velázque

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Pieza Principal

Posted on 2010/02/23 by André Clements

Reinterpreting Diego Velázquez’s ‘Las Maninas’ (‘The Maids of Honour’) by breaking the original composition into seven visual concepts. Then sourced, combined and averaged at least ten images per concept and in turn combined and averaged those. It relates to ‘Charisma’ … Continue reading →

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The Temple

Posted on 2010/01/28 by André Clements

Dedicated to what is arguably the greatest religion of our time, competition. Satelite photographs of the world’s fifteen largest stadia, super-imposed, aligned and merged into a single image. The first piece from the ‘Testament Stadia’ series. Suggested Reading: The End … Continue reading →

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