Miracle Stones

Computer Technique Group (CTG) Haruki Tsuchiya

1968

43"x31"

The CTG Collection

Description

Rows of small stone-like ovals. While size and position are predetermined, the shape of each stone is decided by random numbers, with no two exactly the same. Tsuchiya credited for idea and program. The generative works were conceived as monochrome works, a white, silver, or black figure against a contrasting ground.

Cybernetic Serendipity (portfolio) by Kerry Strand, 1968

Cybernetic Serendipity (portfolio) Multiple Artists1968 Print

Arte y Cibernetica (Bonino Gallery Poster) by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1969

Arte y Cibernetica (Bonino Gallery Poster) Multiple Artists1969 Ephemera

Computer-Kunst: On the Eve of Tomorrow by Käthe Schröder, 1969

Computer-Kunst: On the Eve of Tomorrow Käthe Schröder1969 Ephemera

Return to Square (Motif Editions Poster) by Masao Kohmura, 1968

Return to Square (Motif Editions Poster) Multiple Artists1968 Print

Perspective Pillar Collection by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1968

Perspective Pillar Collection Computer Technique Group (CTG)1968 Print

Graphic Design, Issue No. 33, Spring (March) 1969 by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1968

Graphic Design, Issue No. 33, Spring (March) 1969 Computer Technique Group (CTG)1968 Ephemera

Random Walk Kennedy (after CTG, 1968) by Kazufumi Oizumi, 1968/2016

Random Walk Kennedy (after CTG, 1968) Multiple Artists1968/2016 Mixed Media

Kennedy in the Net by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1968

Kennedy in the Net Computer Technique Group (CTG)1968 Print