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1997 MAR 20
Rattlebox Studio
USA
"...a chance to experiment with the relatively new and
mutating art that is HTML."
New Orleans artist Tim Sullivan hosts a colorful Web site studio
with several galleries featuring new, experimental works by the
artist and invited guests. Works in all of the galleries are
first rate, created by talented and capable artists. Tim's own
HTML sculpture works are especially unusual and interesting to
see -- sculpture in light.
Tim refers to his art as eye candy, and the works are
visually tasty and fun to view. Perhaps a more significant aspect
of these works is the artist's spirit of exploration, and his
realization of HTML as creative medium.
"I have been experimenting with the idea of HTML as an
art form, or at least as a medium. [These works] are what I
like to call HTML sculptures."
Rattlebox Studio
www.rattlebox.com/contents/candy/gallery/gallery.htm
HTML and the Web itself
are source material for a growing number of cyberartists
and creative individuals. By their creative explorations, we
learn about what works, what doesn't work, and we learn
something of the wonder of the creative spirit.
My goals for A&T
are to explore the creative spirit in visual, literary, and Web
arts in all of their wonderful forms, with an eye to art specifically
created by and/or for new (high) technologies. I want to hear
from you about this.
Color is a property of light and not an object
in itself.
show your colors
An open invitation to all artists, poets, writers, and
creative individuals everywhere:
- contribute,
- participate,
- collaborate,
- show your colors,
- light up the world,
- and spread the word.
Tell me what you want and need to see here at A&T.
Here's how:
- Web site reviews, features, resources, comments, suggestions;
see Zn submissions
- A tip to help it work for you:
Please include your Web site URL and a brief description of your
site and area of interest, e.g., cyberpoetry and JavaScript
animation, HTML art, etc.
Seeing color is a sensation; subjective, a unique personal
experience.
Would you like to see your work in Zn?
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