wood, lead, shells, resin

artist & website: Catherine Murray – http://faculty.etsu.edu/murrayc/

acrylic on canvas – 65 x 65 inches

artist & website: Jean Pierre Rousselet – http://jprousselet.com/

Bushwick, Brooklyn. 2007. Mixed media on plastic, affixed to metal Do Not Enter sign.

artist & website: Dan Witz – http://www.danwitzstreetart.com

190 x 90x 270 cm – a model of Saddam Hussein suspended in formaldehyde

artist & website: David Cerny – http://www.davidcerny.cz/

80 x 155 x 37cm – bronze

artist & website: Robert Hague – http://www.roberthague.com/

mixed media, paper collage on wood

artist & website: Zaelia Bishop – http://www.zaeliabishop.com/

artist & website: David Field – http://www.thephotofield.com/

bronze 27 x 30 x 20 in.

artist & website: Tom Otterness – http://www.tomotterness.net

This piece blurs the line between technology and art and allows the viewer to be part of the art work.  The viewer can use various gestures to create negative space which the processor then converts to a form that drops onto the canvas or stage.  The video above shows people interacting with the piece at the bitforms gallery in New York.  Here is another video of Golan Levin’s Interstitial Fragment Processor.

artist & website:  Golan Levin – http://www.flong.com