A study of generative graphic, initiated during my stay at I-Park Artists' Enclave Residency in East Haddam, CT, by using Scriptographer in Adobe Illustrator
A generative graphic project done with my out-of-form coding skill when I was a resident of Music Omi 2008 at Omi International Arts Center in Ghent, New York
A snack-time project featuring series of CPU-hungry graphics completed during my residency at KHN Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts
A series of graphics to study the beauty of randomness of generative codes with a little bit help from Processing and intuos4 pen tablet
A series of graphics first interpreted by flutist/composer Hans Parment of Sweden & J.K. Chang at Roulette in New York City
Particle is a long-exposure photography series done during a moonless/sleepless night
I usually do my nonstop listening of The Heavyweight Champion: The Complete Atlantic Recordings of John Coltrane on September 23 (duh, Coltrane's birthday). While it might seem like a self-imposed annual ritual of sort, it's really more like a superb excuse to shower myself with those less-familiar alternate takes of Coltrane's Giant Steps and daydream about that Trane's masterpiece would eventually become the number-one-hit on that jolly elevator-music-top-100-chart. This year,...
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A motion snapshot of Perry Ellis tags / Size M / Size S / Size M / Size M / addicted to barcodes / why?
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Our beloved diabolus in musica has been kind enough to pay my inner ears several unsolicited visit after my afternoon reading session through a fascinating thread relating to the Diminished Scale in Jazz Guitar Group Forum few days ago. Believe me, diabolus in musica won't be winning the most-gracious-guest-award anytime soon. He kept reharmonizing my Philip Glass study scores with that knotty diminished triad and criticizing every single Johann Sebastian...
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A quick photo of wine corks of Alice White and Black Swan wine recycled from my friend’s trashcan / Alice the Kangaroo looked a bit lonely / P.S. Please drink responsibly.
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Sapp Bros. Truck Stops have been serving truckers and travelers since 1971. Their coffeepot logo began as a plain water tower, providing water supply to the original truck stop. After adding the coffeepot handle and pour spout, the coffeepot quickly became a recognizable landmark at the junction of I-80 and highway 50 west of Omaha. This giant coffeepot photo was taken at their Percival, Iowa location.
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