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I am using one of my grace days for this late submission.
Mark Wilson is a computational artist and designer who focuses on the random aggregation of images into quilt-like mosaics and collages. His work includes processes that collect patterns and images at random and stitches them together in a variety of compositions. Through the logic of the program, color palettes and combinations are developed over a number of iterations, and there is emphasis on the overall mosaic effect of these works. Wilson’s work has been shown at a variety of exhibitions and corporate settings, where the processes and visual complexity of his work are able to be studied. This work is particularly intriguing as it relies on a program to develop an overall composition, thereby shifting the role of the artist in such a work.
