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techspressionism @techspressions Jan 27, 2023

Techspressionism is defined as “an artistic approach in which technology is utilized as a means to express emotional experience.”

Moderated by Michael Pierre Price (@MPP_digital_art) with artists @RozDimon @renatajiji and @tommymintz

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techspressionism @techspressions Oct 27

Today’s featured #Techspressionist visual artist: XKPЯX xkprx Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱 Techspressionist artist: My work moves through technology and digital media, drawn to abstraction and the forms of animals and humans. I use software and programming as compositional tools, building

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techspressionism @techspressions Oct 27

Today’s featured #Techspressionist visual artist: XKPЯX xkprx Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱 Techspressionist artist: My work moves through technology and digital media, drawn to abstraction and the forms of animals and humans. I use software and programming as compositional tools, building

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techspressionism @techspressions Oct 27

Today’s featured #Techspressionist visual artist: XKPЯX xkprx Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱 Techspressionist artist: My work moves through technology and digital media, drawn to abstraction and the forms of animals and humans. I use software and programming as compositional tools, building

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techspressionism @techspressions Oct 21

⭕️⭕️ Techspressionism SALON 112 ⭕️⭕️

In Salon 112, Perception, we’re going to find ourselves Rummaging Through the Drawers of Perception. We explore a deceptively simple question: What is perception, and how does it shape the world we experience?
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In Salon 112, Perception, we’re going to find ourselves Rummaging Through the Drawers of Perception. We explore a deceptively simple question: What is perception, and how does it shape the world we experience? We don’t simply see reality; our brains continually construct, filter, interpret, and sometimes misinterpret the information arriving through all our senses (especially our eyes and ears). And when perception is altered, whether through technology, light, color, movement, sound, memory, or psychedelics, the world itself can seem to change. Bringing together four very different Techspressionist artists—Lindsay Kokoska, Andy Thomas, Michael Pierre Price, and Keana (KE Visuals)—the salon explores these shifting states of perception and the ways artists can manipulate, disrupt, amplify, and reimagine them. Rather than simply asking, “What do we see?” we’ll ask, “How does seeing happen in the first place?” … And what happens when we start messing with the machinery?

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