Mark Amerika’s CODEWORK is a self-contained, multi-media installation that includes digital projection and 5.1 surround sound. CODEWORK centers around two figures, an artificial intelligence known as the “Digital Thoughtographer,” and a disembodied woman whose scripted voice-over telepathically communicates with this alien shadow figure. Amerika’s painterly video style is synchronized with the 5.1 surround sounds which …
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Starting in 2001, Amerika began receiving international invitations to perform his Internet art works including two small national tours, one in Switzerland (Lucerne, Bern, and Basel) and one in Japan (Nagoya and three venues in Tokyo). This immediately set up a challenge for him since at the time of the invitations there were no preexisting …
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Mark Amerika’s CHROMO HACK is a self-contained, multi-media installation that includes two vertically mounted plasma screens and a 5.1 surround soundtrack. The work premiered at the Techno-Sublime exhibition at the CU Art Museum curated by Lisa Tamaris-Becker and featuring the work of Jim Campbell, Jeremy Blake, Lynn Hershman, Mary Lucier, John Simon Jr., and …
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Commissioned by the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, 24 Hour Count was developed to create a “multimedia blog band” whose members (Mark Amerika in collaboration with Rick Silva and Nathaniel Wojtalik) were distributed in three locations: Sydney, Boulder, and Scottsdale. The three band members contributed their “source material” to a common server for a one-time …
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