Tue 11/16 @ 7PM
Hear from internationally-renowned engineer-turned-artist Jim Campbell @ the Cleveland Institute of Art on Tue 11/16. His artwork explores the boundaries of LED lighting and pixelation.
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Internationally known as an artist working at the edge of electronic media, Jim Campbell holds degrees from MIT in both Mathematics and Electrical Engineering. Born in Chicago in 1956 and now living in San Francisco, Campbell is a former Silicon Valley engineer turned artist who explores the inherent qualities of electronic media forgoing the seductive lure of its capacity through digital to produce high resolution imagery. He instead chooses to investigate the limits of perception working with LED lighting and pixelation. He is most interested in the limits of visual information to transform into meaning. An internationally known artist, his work relates to many disciplines including photography and installation.
Free.
[Pictured: Jim Campbell’s Permanent Public art work commissioned by the GSA, Denver, Colorado]
CIA – Aitken Auditorium – 11141 East Blvd – Cle: University Circle
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