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"Aesthetics of Decay, Design for Dying Electronics" by [dNASAb]
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[dNASAb] speaks with ArtCaste at Volta Ny 2011
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[dNASAb]_"LCD Blossom, Phosphorescent Polyp#2"
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"dataECOsystems" v #7 by [dNASAb]
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"Obscure Sexual Habits of Wireless Data,CarolinaNODE" 2005-2006
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"Obscure Sexual Habits of Wireless Data, Brooklyn NODE" 2005-2006
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"Obscure Sexual Habits of Wireless Data, BQE,NODE" 2005-2006
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[dNASAb] speaks with ArtCaste at Volta Ny 2011
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"Aesthetics of Decay, Design for Dying Electronics" by [dNASAb]
354 views - 10 months ago
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[dNASAb]_"LCD Blossom, Phosphorescent Polyp#2"
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"dataECOsystems" v #7 by [dNASAb]
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dataclysmic_ LEDVHD 2009-2010 by [dNASAb]
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"Tomorrow City" Seoul Korea Robot Video Project
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"Tomorrow City" Seoul Korea Robot Video Project
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"Dark Science_video Singularity" by [dNASAb] © 2009
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"Future Genetic Anomalies" video sculpture by [dNASAb] © 2009
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"Catskill Road Run" Harley Davidson "Hugger" Sportster
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Ruth Grover interview on [dNASAb] part 2
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Ruth Grover interview on [dNASAb] part 1
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3 channel video sculpture by [dNASAb]
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"Infosphere Aesthetics" solo show by [dNASAb]
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iphone ad remix,never been an ipod_[dNASAb]_iPod Ecosystems
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Name:
[dNASAb]
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Jul 10, 2007
Latest Activity:
1 week ago
Website:
http://www.tc43.com
Video documentation and interviews about the video sculpture works by [dNASAb].©

http://www.tc43.com
About Me:
 
[[dNASAb] is known for creating new media video work, utilizing consumer electronics and complex sculptural systems. Humans have incorporated these bourgeoning technologies, such as LCD screens, in all aspects of our daily existence. They are embedded in our homes, automobiles, and public spaces. [dNASAb] sees these technologies as raw materials for the creation of cutting edge artworks. Passionate about the space between the information displayed on the screen and the ideas spawned in the mind of the viewer, [dNASAb] creates work in this underutilized site for contemporary sculpture. His works have a distinct aesthetic, capturing velocity, direction, and evolutionary motion. He exhibits frequently in the United States, and his work has been exhibited internationally in various locations including galleries in Paris, Basel Switzerland, Austria, South Korea, Moscow and Istanbul. [dNASAb]'s work is included in numerous private and corporate collections, including having a suite of works acquired by the Microsoft Permanent collection. [dNASAb] has been awarded an Artist in Residence to the "Institute for Electronic Arts", at Alfred University, attended an International Residency at the "Experimental Television Center"; where he worked sculpturally with a Nam June Paik piece called the "Wobulator", recently received an Educational Scholarship from "Harvestworks" and was an "Artist Honoree" for the 2010 BRIC Contemporary Art Gala; "Brooklyn Art:Work". [dNASAb] also lectures and presents work extensively, including but not limited to "Art Basel, Art Salon "Contemporary Art and Social Media", Montclair State University "Art Forum lecture series", University of Tennessee at Chattanooga "Infosphere Aesthetics", Pace University Digital Gallery "Tele-culture" [dNASAb] is primarily represented by the Frederieke Taylor Gallery, Nyc.
For full C/V, Artist Statement and Video documentation_ click link.
http://www.tc43.com
Country:
United States
Occupation:
Video sculptor , technology artist
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