The Digital Color
Mondrian and Computer Art.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33871/21750769.2022.15.1.6936Keywords:
Imagem digital, Arte Digital, Cor, Computer Art, PinturaAbstract
This article intends to establish relationships with artists from different periods of the 20th century from the concept of digital color through a stylistic bias rather than an understanding of the medium or platform, as proposed by the author Carolyn Kane in the light of Gilles Deleuze. In this way, it is intended to illustrate from the compositions of Piet Mondrian, Hiroshi Kawano and Waldemar Cordeiro the possibilities of arts conceived and/or realized from digital concepts partially or totally independent of technological devices, which can consequently establish hybrid relationships between art, science and technology. To reinforce the understanding of the concept of digital colorism proposed by the author, a brief distinction between digital and analog devices was necessary, as well as an introduction to additive color systems and subtractive color systems. As a complementary theoretical references and to better illustrate Kane's models, Arlindo Machado (2013) and texts by the artists themselves presented in this article are mainly used.
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