latest Compressionist images

Filed under:theory, pop culture, stimulus, flickr, Compressionism, re-blog tidbits, me, south african art, art and tech, technology, art, uncategorical — posted by nathaniel on 05 February 2006 @ 7:46 pm

Titled: earth, wind and fire, true colors and Johannesburg Boogie Woogie, respectively. Click for larger images, details and sizes.  Note web colors are more than slightly dulled. moCo (mobile Compressionism) is going well…

earth, lambda print metallic paper, 30 x 15 cm
wind, lambda print metallic paper, 30 x 15 cm
fire, lambda print metallic paper, 30 x 15 cm
true colors, lambda print metallic paper, 40 x 20 cm
Johannesburg Boogie Woogie, lambda print metallic paper, 35 x 22 cm


artthrob artbio feature

Filed under:re-blog tidbits, pop culture, theory, reviews, me, art, south african art, art and tech, technology, uncategorical — posted by nathaniel on @ 8:33 am

Nathaniel Stern

Ralph Borland writes:

Nathaniel Stern is an artist, a teacher, a technologist, a blogger, a social catalyst and constant networker in the art community. As an artist, his works spans performance, poetry, interactive installation and video, net.art and print. … Nathaniel’s artwork often touches on the mutability of personal identity, as in his assumption of multiple personas through his video performance work. His ideas around the body, a centre in much of his art and his focus in recent academic work around The Implicit Body, speak of the body and person ‘enfolding’ the world around them into themselves, and so constantly transforming….. Read more

It’s a very generous and comprehensive overview of my current work, and most of my arts career. "ArtThrob is South Africa’s leading contemporary visual arts publication, reporting on the national arts scene and the involvement of South African artists in the international art world." See the full bio.