Pitch and Volume by Anna Ursyn

Exhibited at SIGGRAPH 2004’s Synaesthesia, Pitch and Volume by Anna Ursyn, scrutinizes the intricate relationship between the digital and natural orders, exploring how both domains manifest structured patterns that can be perceived and analyzed. Ursyn articulates her process of merging these patterns in her art, employing techniques that range from initial sketches to complex computer programming. Her work reflects on how urban environments and big datasets resonate with natural rhythms and structures, influencing her artistic expression and teaching in computer art and graphics. Through this blend, Ursyn emphasizes the symbiotic interaction between human technological impacts and the inherent order of the natural world, enriching our understanding and engagement with both. Other artists to exhibit include Roman Verostko, Casey Reas and Hans Dehlinger.