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2010
Inkjet giclee print on Baryta archival paper
Edition of 10
Dimensions: 135cm (H) x 180cm (W) / 53.1" (H) x 70.9" (W)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Artist Statement
The Morphogenesis Series is a collection of computer evolved digital flora. Using custom software developed by the artist, an evolutionary process transforms digital genes to synthesise strange new biological forms. This work is a diptych of the same form – in life (left) and in death (right). A computer model is used to simulate the growth and development of the plant, including through drought. The work is realised as two digital inkjet giclee prints on Baryta archival paper.
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Born: 1964
Hometown: Melbourne
Based in: Melbourne
Jon McCormack works at the nexus of art, technology and society. His experimental practice is driven by an enduring interest in computing and incorporates generative art, sound art, evolutionary systems, computer creativity, physical computing and artificial intelligence. Inspired by the complexity and wonder of the natural world, his work is concerned with electronic ‘after natures’: alternate forms of artificial life which, due to unfettered human progress and development, may one day replace a lost biological nature.
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