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Artist:
Christopher Donovan (USA)
Title: Tarra_With Bird
Bio: Christopher Lee Donovan is a twenty-five year-old photographer based
in upstate New York. He teaches photography and works in a variety of digital
arts including video, audio and animation.
Artist: Diane Vetere (Canada)
Title: conflagration
Title: glassworks 4
Artist: Dorothy Krause (USA)
Title: Across the River
Krause is a painter, collage artist and printmaker who incorporates digital
mixed media into her art. Her work is exhibited regularly in galleries and
museums and featured in more than three dozen current periodicals and books.
Krause is Professor Emeritus at Massachusetts College of Art where she founded
the Computer Arts Center and a member of Unique Editions™ and Digital
Atelier®, digital artists collaboratives, with Bonny Lhotka and Karin
Schminke. She is a frequent speaker at conferences and symposia and a consultant
for manufacturers and distributors of products which may be used by fine artists.
Artist: Effendi (Lithuania)
Title: CAGE_FOR
Title: REMINISC
Was born in 1971. Live in the Lithuania, Vilnius.
Artist, photographer, designer. Member of the Lithuanian Photoartist's Union.
Artist:
ELLEN JANTZEN (USA)
Title: Reflecting Radiation
Born and raised in St. Louis Missouri, USA
Currently lives in Valencia California
Jantzen is an artist whose work spans two very diverse areas; organic sculptural
forms and digital prints.
She is inspired with the natural world; rock formations, seed pods, nests,
eggs; shapes that resonate with birth, rebirth and growth. In her sculptural
forms, she explores the nature of recycled paper and it’s sculptural
qualities by creating pulp which she forms into shapes that respond with nature.
She also combines materials, adding beeswax or layers of wood filler, sanding
and filing to create texture.
Most recently Jantzen has been working with photographs of her sculptural
forms to create limited edition digital prints. She generates the imagery
by manipulating the photos in different ways; the process becomes infinite
as further re-coloration, re-manipulation and re-creation occur. Her method
incorporates several artistic techniques and provides a link between traditional
and digital art forms, between the two dimensional world and the three dimensional
world. These digitally created pieces are called “Transmutations”.
Artist: Eric Heller (USA)
Title: Caustic IV
Art Inspired by Science
Eric J. Heller’s digital abstract art is inspired by a world we cannot
see directly: the quantum realm of electrons, atoms and molecules. The strange,
often chaotic quantum domain yields forms which Heller uses as a medium, creating
images which convey the mystery of quantum physics. His prints are ultrahigh
resolution, large format and archival photographic and inkjet media. Heller
has been influenced by Sol LeWitt, whose meticulous and often geometric creations
he admires.
Eric Johnson Heller (b. 1946) lives in Lincoln, Massachusetts, and is a member
of the Physics and Chemistry faculties of Harvard University, where he also
received his Ph.D. in 1973. He has been elected a Fellow of the American Academy
of Arts and Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science,
and the American Physical Society. Heller’s research involves theoretical
investigation of wave behavior, chaos and quantum mechanics, and collision
theory.
Artist:
Francesco D'Isa (Italy)
Title: Only_a_momen
Francesco D’Isa was born in Firenze (Florence), Italy on 22/09/1980.
He study at Literature & Philosophy university, in Florence. He exposes
his works in many art sites and communities but also in local galleries and
events. He’s self taught artist and he develop his art working as artist,
illustrator and editor in the Italian Art$literature magazine “Mostro”.
Artist: Francidy (Italy)
Title: caronte
