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Projects by Joe Timothy Coleman

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Installation View.
SCAR symposium. 2023

2023

- Ongoing

AI driven programming recognises hands holding phones appropriating imagery from eBay auctions of mirrors. Accidental self-portraiture for the 21st century.

Weirdstream 1.0 poster

2023

- Ongoing

An ongoing series of collaborative livestream activities. Exploring AI, programming and gaming as art through collaboration.

A section of the 25 pages layered in the work Tehachapi I

2022

- Ongoing

A seminal text on deconstruction is spellchecked in the wrong language, then translated automatically numerous times. The new body of (nonsense) text is a jumping off point for new works of deconstruction.

AI interpretation of a description of a portrait of Joe Timothy Coleman

2022

- Ongoing

An ongoing series of Python & AI driven self portrait experiments exploring the tools and contexts which impale photography in the new technological era.

Poem and response from Day 5 of the residency.

2022

Python programming created 6 line 'poems' from instagram captions. Quickly made photographic responses were paired with the poems to create triptychs.

Walking Friction #1

2022

- Ongoing

Pocketed black-printed acetate sheets are worn clear by the friction of walking. A python programme creates pixelated artefacts on the scanned imagery through repeated opening and saving.

An early iteration of the installation "Smart Divisive"

2021

- Ongoing

Smart(ish) Devices is an ongoing misuse of smart home technology.

Long exposure Shadow image.

2020

A collection of long exposure photographs made during lockdown.

Site of the first public discussion.

2019

An absurdist collective response to contemporary art values, academic structure and student debt.

1422 cork fragments

2018

- Ongoing

During the performance 36583, fragments of cork fell from the corkboard used. This flotsam was counted (1422) and became a starting point for a series of new work.

36583 - Corkboard in exhibition. In Situ of performance.

2018

A corkboard, a pin. An Art Encounter.

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