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Art Moderne
Auto Composing


Marc Marc - MarcMarc MD artist Art Moderne (tm), covers a state of Art that deals with creating art by software. This process is called Auto-Composing (tm). Art Moderne is presented in form of an installation with one or more computers which are displaying the Act of creation.
Marc Marc
Art Moderne
Canon Image Centre, Amsterdam 1991

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Moscow 1998
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Moscow 1999
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Graphics

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Moscow 2005
Publishing House
BURDA

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New Graphics
2006-2008
High res revised

Auto Composing
Extension of creativity by cloning

The basic idea in the concept of Auto-Composing is to develop the artist as one who does not have to appear physical to create.

The act that is necessary to create the piece of Art as a product is taken over by a computer program. This software then is representing the artist as a clone of his conceptions and as being the curator of them. The clone artists thus created manifest the inner world of the artist, converted into an artificial dimension.

By programming the computer, the clone receives instructions to determine his being. When the clone is activated, the process of communication between the artist and his clone is in progress. The artist communicates with himself by using the clone as a medium to reflect his ideas. The interaction between them results in a clone that can create without the artist being directly physically involved when creating his Art. The clone does not repeat the Art pieces of the artist. Instead, It repeats the concepts upon which the Art is based. This implies a certain freedom for the clone. This freedom represents the freedom that the artist also permits himself when exploring his creativity.

The clone has a double function: to the audience as a performer to represent the artist and to the artist has his alter-ego to communicate with: to produce the Art and to develop the concepts for this Art.
The creation of the clone and the collaboration with him has two important aspects: doing elementary research on the science and philosophy of Art (both objective and subjective) and to develop practical concepts for the creation of Art in its material context (production).

The collaboration of the artist with his clone is an interaction between both the creative and intellectual processing in which the clone is the extra dimension. The clone is the interface to have both the creative and intellectual mind collaborating at the same time with a minimum of conflicts.

By having a joint-venture with his clone, the artist tries to gain the advantage of unification with a partner without the need to compromise. The hierarchy between the artist and his clone is stable and thus never will lead to a social conflict that can obstruct the potential of unification. Marc Marc - MarcMarc MD artist - drawing

The de-socialization of unification becomes complete by using a clone.
The artist collaborates but remains lonely : realism.


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