0127245: Digital Media & Images

By kateruszczak on September 23rd, 2009, 1:02 am 3 Comments

Pascal Dombis uses computers to create unpredictable and powerful visual forms of videos, lights boxes, and digital wall drawings. He challenges the viewer to confront their own primitive irrationality.

He created a piece called ‘Google_ Colour” that I found interesting and I wanted to share with you guys. He used the google search engine to gather his images, just by tying in a colour. Whether he used black, white or even red it did not matter that the images was not that colour, it was about the visual space they created when they all came together.

Category: blog | Tags: Google Pascal Dombis | Permalink: Google_Colour

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kevin: thank you very much. hope everyone is having a grand break. happy holidays/break -kevin echlin
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