Yoshiyuki Abe studied Photographic Engineering at Chiba University in Japan. From optical/chemical to computing was his imaging paradigm shift in the early 1980s. In his image works, he uses geometric objects, mostly second order algebraic surfaces (hyperbolic paraboloids), and the processing of stochastic elements.
Since the 1980s, his work has been shown at international electronic arts exhibitions. He writes extensively about digital art and technology. He has established himself as one of the best informed artist-authors of the algorithmic and electronic art scene in Japan.
His interests have shifted from analog images and film to algorithmic art and stochastic processes.
Yoshiyuki Abe
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last name: | Abe |
first name: | Yoshiyuki |
birthday: | June 21, 1947 |
birth-place: | Gunma (Japan) |
Summary
Biography
year | B.E. in Photographic Engineering, Chiba University, Japan |
year | M.A.&Sc., Open University, Japan |
1972-1983 | Freelancer as assistant director for feature films, director of short films, sound recording engineer |
1980-1983 | learning CAD, Pascal, C |
1984-1986 | graphics software for self-developed hardware |
years | Assistant to film directors Nagisa Oshima, Hiromichi Horikawa (feature films, documentaries) |
years | Photographer for promotional images of jewelry |
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posted almost 9 years ago
Above "2 Color Plotter Graphic" is not my work.
Yoshi
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