TVC

1971.EdwardZajec.TVC.1
by: Edward Zajec

In TVC, the main subject of invention is no longer the design of visual modules, but of procedural ones.

The focus is no longer on the geometry of projection, but on the grammatical rules that delimit the possible combinations of the constituent elements.

IBM 7044, 563 CalComp plotter
Programmed by E. Z. and Matja Hmeljak
Produced at the computer center, University of Trieste, Italy

Created 1971 in Trieste, Italy.
Artwork Type: drawing
Material: 

drawing, b/w, computer-generated

Plotter Drawing
Ink, paper
28 × 30 cm

Algorithm: TVC
Cited in: Ex Machina - Frühe Computergrafik bis 1979. ..., A Little-Known Story about a Movement, a Maga..., Computer Graphics and Art - Vol. 1,2, Computer Graphics and Art - aug 77
1971.EdwardZajec.TVC.1
1971.EdwardZajec.TVC.2
1971.EdwardZajec.TVC.3
1971.EdwardZajec.TVC.4
1971.EdwardZajec.TVC.5
1971.EdwardZajec.TVC_TheCubeSchematic_
1971.EdwardZajec.TVC_ProgramFlowchart_
zajec_t5_1

T.V.C. 31445 (The Cube: Theme and Variations 31445)
1972
Computer-generated drawing
Ink, paper
25.7 × 30.2 cm
MSU | Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb

Exhibited at Tendencies 5

zajec_t5_2

T.V.C. 82854 (The Cube: Theme and Variations 82854)
1972
Computer-generated drawing
Ink, paper
28 × 30 cm
MSU | Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb

Exhibited at Tendencies 5

 
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