Klaus Grundey

Klaus Grundey of Essen won a prize in the 1984 computer graphics competition of the Munich computer weekly Computerwoche. His two sheets in the competition folder are untitled line drawings of a gridded, sphere-like surface.

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Klaus Grundey of Essen won one of the seven 350-mark prizes in the 1984 computer graphics competition held by the Munich computer weekly Computerwoche. Readers had been asked to send in their own pictures with notes on the hardware and software used, and a jury that included the computer artist Herbert W. Franke chose the ten best.

The prize list of January 20, 1984, spells his name Gundrey, while the caption printed on his sheets in the competition folder reads Klaus Grundey / Essen. Both sheets are untitled line drawings of a gridded, sphere-like surface. In one the surface is split along a horizontal seam in front of flat grid planes, and in the other it is cut open along two diagonal slits that cross at the center.