Animated Gif. Based on: Man Ray, Non euclidean object, 1932
“One of Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s compositions LIGNES GEOMETRIQUES ET ONDOYANTES (1941) grows out of Man Ray’s Football sculpture like a secret fire”. Myriam Thyes
Hand press print from digital matrix, black typographic ink on paper, A3 sheet. Based on Magazine Cover: Der Dada n°2, 1919
“This print is based on Der Dada no2 cover from 1919. I wanted to re-print this magazine cover as an unique, with the typical margins of classic etching prints, and with elements that make allusion to the often fastidious typographical composition of that time. I used 9 copies of the downloaded image and re-composed the cover on my computer screen using each copy as a window, reframing and focusing on each element of the composition. The computer windows elements (scroll bar, frame, name of the file…) play as an equivalent to the printers tools to compose a page on letterpress works (reglets, quoins, spacers…). The result is a composition with windows, insisting on the fact that it is an ensemble of digital copies. Then I printed on my printing press this computer composition, to highlight the paper and ink side of this iconic cover”. Stéphane Mroczkowski
Tweaked image. Based on Magazine Cover: Cannibale Paris, 25 May 1920
“Image transformed by Cutout and Stamp filters“. Volodymyr Bilyk
Digital image glitched with imageslicer.pde script by Tomasz Sulej. Based on: Man Ray, The Poet, 1938
“The work was a part of The artist is online exhibition. I glitched „The Poet” by Man Ray with the screenshot of a darknet page that has been displayed during the performance Pivilion test run#2“. Aleksandra Pieńkosz
Pastel goth tumblr based collage of gifs over Parked Domain Girl channeling Alannah. Based on: Paul Citroen, Alannah, 1931.
“Alannah’s dead”. Emilie Gervais
Animated Gif, pixelsorting, glitch-art. Based on: Man Ray, Decanter, 1926.
From dada art to glitch art
from still image to animated GIF
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(metamorphosis, shapeshifting)
Animated Gif. Based on: Man Ray, Masque Kiki, 1962; Man Ray, Cactus, 1943; Man Ray, Belle Haleine, 1920; Magazine cover: Cannibale, Paris, 1920.
“In the Dadaist museum” Uwe Heine Debrodt
Digital image, 3D model, rendering, snapshot, post production. Based on: Man Ray Rayogram, 1924
“Where the wind will bring?” Giovanna Cerise
Photos = Photoshop. Based on: Man Ray, Masque Kiki, 1962.
“Transformation d’un tournesol ENIVRER de soleil”. Joëlle Duval
3D Modeling, digital image. Based on: Man Ray, Main Ray, 1935
“Wanting to pay a tribute to Man Ray’s Main Ray (1935), a mannequin hand holding a billiard ball, I turned it into a 3D model. In Ma Main, Ray (2016), I replaced the billiard ball with a glass marble, a woman’s bust casted into it. The female body is a reference to my recent series Woman as a Temple, featuring a parade of headless, often overweight female bodies rendered in unnatural colors and unusual materials. The series will be soon released by Editorial Vortex as an artist book”. Kamilia Kard
Remix with dithering and custom color tables. Based on: Man Ray, Orchestra, 1926.
jpeg image rendered using Blender 3d. Post-processing using Paint.net. Based on: Man Ray, Masque Kiki, 1962.
“The Kiki mask .ply file was duplicated and imported into Blender. Before import, some of the duplicates were opened using a spreadsheet, and both the vertex positions and vertex colors were “glitched.” Within Blender, various manipulations of the normals and diffuse colors were applied to the imported copies, as well as further modeling, remeshing, scaling, etc“. Mark Klink
Found image file with EXIF metadata created by Amazon Mechanical Turk workers. Based on: Man Ray, The Poet, 1938.
Download image file with EXIF metadata
“I commissioned Amazon Mechanical Turk workers to write a description, and create tags for Man Ray’s photograph The Poet. Each of the 10 Turkers submitted 6 tags describing the image; I took all tags that appeared at least twice. The pragmatic description and factually accurate tags are embedded as EXIF data in the original image file”. Michael Mandiberg
Computational axis image shifting. Based on: Man Ray, Cactus, 1943
