“Leaf” by Char Davies
Title:
- Leaf
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Creation Year:
- 1990
Artist Statement:
These images explore archetypal correspondences between elements of nature and the organic body/psyche/soul. This work is the result of ongoing research into ways of circumventing visual conventions inherent to 3D computer technology such as linear perspective and ‘objective’ realism, which are, I believe, symptomatic of Western culture’s separation of mind from body, and self from nature. The intent of this research is to create metaphorical images that unify subject/object, interior/exterior, and physical/metaphysical realms of being, in order to reaffirm our essential embeddedness in the world.
The images are ‘still frames’ of three-dimensional computer-generated scenes, created with the 3D animation software SOFTIMAGE. They are exhibited as backlit transparencies as a means of recreating the luminosity of the computer screen, and to suggest the numinosity of archetypes issuing from a universal, morphogenetic ground.
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Work in exhibition: Interior Bodies series
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All Works by the Artist(s) in This Archive:
- Char Davies
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Root
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Stream
[ TISEA] -
Leaf
[ TISEA] -
Interior Bodies
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Drowning (Rapture)
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Osmose
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Embodied in VR: The Body as Experim...
[ ISEA95]