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COVID
I created a tool to chart COVID-19 case-doubling time per-country with chart.js, based on an Excel version (thanks William & Arnold). Source code critique and comments welcome. Integrated Systems Design students to get the inside scoop via virtual classroom next week.
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GrowOp2020 at Gladstone Hotel
I’m part of an exciting exhibition at the Gladstone Hotel from March 12-15, 2020. Grow Op (#GrowOp2020) is the hotel’s signature annual exhibition where art, urbanism, ecology and the environment intersect. It fills the hotel’s galleries and public spaces with new and immersive installations by more than 20 artists and collectives. I’d like to invite … Read more
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Drawing Unlimited at Propeller Gallery
I was grateful to participate in Drawing Unlimited, a recent juried show at Propeller Gallery. My work, Revolve Face, was accepted into the show despite not involving pencils or paper, or really any semblance of traditional drawing materials at all. Evidently the jurors (Keijo Tapanainen and Joseph Muscat) were serious about their published call to … Read more
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Trail of Tales
Whilst enjoying fine beaches (and wines) around Sandbanks Provincial Park this summer, I cycled along a section of the Millennium Trail in the nearby town of Wellington. I documented the traversal in spiral form, but my mind also circled back to wonder: Why is it called “A Linear Park for all the County“? The trail … Read more
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Processing Nature: SHSM Workshop at HCA
On November 30th 2017, I ran a workshop with high school students from HWDSB. Hosted by the Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts, the workshop addressed specific digital media skills that students were learning in the context of their SHSM (Specialist High Skills Major) program. Workshop (Photos by Victoria Long-Wincza) We explored relationships between natural processes … Read more
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Cloud Storage Workshop at Hamilton Public Library
In connection with my Cloud Storage exhibit this month – I also held a workshop at the Hamilton Public Library on October 28th. We explored a process to make spirals from rectangular images using Photoshop and JavaScript. Participants brought images along, which we transformed into spirals together. Thanks to Jared for bringing the image of the Library … Read more
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Spiralize Photoshop Script
This post is about a Photoshop technique to create spiral images from wide-proportion rectangles. I developed this technique for my Cloud Storage exhibition, and in the spirit of open source, I’d like to share the script whereby this is done. You can find the script on GitHub, or download it directly. Below is a video … Read more
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Cloud Storage
I’m pleased to introduce a new body of work, entitled “Cloud Storage” at Gallery4 at the Hamilton Public Library in October 2017. Cloud Storage consists of long panoramic images that have been digitally rolled into compact spirals. Compared to the long panels of eight feet that I’m accustomed to, this format is much easier to … Read more
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