2019
generative computer images
17 x 20 x 8 inches
View online version at https://hollandhopson.com/work_of_art/
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Work Description: An algorithm generates an endless stream of possible art objects and displays the description as a notecard on an LCD screen. The subject and depictions of each virtual work come from the United States Library of Congress Subjects Index. Since the work is generated in real-time by combining phrases from databases, the descriptions are always new, unpredictable and not likely to repeat.