HYPERART - How to Visualize the Hypercube
Sunday, 14. October 2007
Frank Richter
Frank Richter, 4dimensionaler LTI-cubus, Kupferdraht, Acrylfarbe 20 x 20 x 15 cm

4dimensional LTI-cube

Frank Richter has been using a computer to generate his art since 1990. He seeks to amalgamate the historic precedents of computer graphics and science, involving research in spatial perception, dynamical systems and emergence. His work based primarily on multidimensional structures which grounded in the concept of hypercube and the self-developed language LTI ("Lingua Trium Insignium"). This is a language with only three letters and the multi-dimensional potential of complex constellations.
Frank Richter lives and works in Berlin. From 1989 - 1993 he studied Communication and Media Sciences.


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