P-777

From Manfred Mohr's P-777 series of space.color.motion animations, a wonderful body of work which projects moving diagonals of a 6D hypercube to two dimensions:

Video from bitforms gallery's youtube channel

Mohr algorithm

Manfred Mohr's algorithmic works at THEMUSEUM, Kitchener 2011:

space.color.motion

Manfred Mohr's computer generated real-time algorithmic 6D animation space.color.motion, 2002:

Video from Manfred Mohr's vimeo channel

Visuell, Musikalisch

I was so delighted to see Manfred Mohr's amazing works again.  His solo exhibition Visuell, Musikalisch is currently showing at DAM Gallery, Berlin:

Mohr + Nake

Manfred Mohr at Carroll/Fletcher, London 2016:

Frieder Nake at Whitechapel Gallery, London 2016:

Electronic Superhighway 2

More from the exhibition Electronic Superhighway (2016-1966) currently at Whitechapel Gallery, London ...

Nam June Paik:

Peter Sedgely:

Lillian F. Schwartz:

Jan Robert Leegte:

JODI:

Vuk Ćosić:

Manfred Mohr:

Vera Molnár:

Tony Longson:

Artificiata II

One of the focuses of my recent visit to London was to see Manfred Mohr's recent show Artificiata II, which is now still on at Carroll/Fletcher.

Cube Transformation Study

Manfred Mohr's Cube Transformation Study, 1972:

Video from Manfred Mohr's youtube channel


Mohr at THEMUSEUM, Kitchener 2011:

Mohr's algorithmic geometry

My overnight business trip to Kitchener turned out to be a very nice surprise.  Local attraction THEMUSEUM's current exhibition Rethinking Art & Machine features my favourite German artist Manfred Mohr's computer generated algorithmic geometry.

Mohr's algorithmic geometry in action:

Glimpses of the inconceivable yet computable 6D space

Manfred Mohr's works are based on the 6-dimensional hypercube.  He considers its diagonal paths, each connecting two diametric points through the network of edges of this complex structure.  Mohr's works are the projections of these diagonal paths into 2-dimensional space.

Images from Manfred Mohr Space.Color, Museum fuer Konkrete Kunst Ingolstadt 2001

Mohr's algorithmic animation works were shown a year ago at Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto.