Generative Art Timeline · Chapter 9: AI Era (2010s)

2012

Rafaël Rozendaal, Into Time with mirrors

Event · South America

Multicolored rectangular projections cover the walls of Into Time with mirrors, reflected in scattered mirror fragments across the floor.
Rafaël Rozendaal, Into Time with mirrors, 2012. Mirrors, computers, and projectors; installation at MIS, São Paulo. Artwork by Rafaël Rozendaal. Image copyright: Giselle Galvao (embedded file credit). Source: the artist’s installation documentation. Image source.

Taking a cue from net.art, Rozendaal uses the Internet as his canvas yet his work often conveys multiple materialities. In his 2012 installation Into Time with mirrors at MIS Sao Paulo, the work utilizes broken mirrors strewn on the floor in addition to computers and projectors to portray Rozendaal’s signature bright, hard-edged style, reminiscent of a digital Mondrian.

Text by Peter Bauman. Generative Art Timeline, Le Random.

Sources

People

Piet Mondrian, Rafaël Rozendaal

Movements

Digital Installation, net art

Filed under

Ideas
Digital Installation, Installation Art, materiality, net art
Technologies
Internet, projection
People
Piet Mondrian, Rafaël Rozendaal
Works
Into Time with mirrors
Organisations
MIS São Paulo
Places
São Paulo

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