A
'Consume Consume' (2013). Install view.
B
'Engineered Viral Strain I' (2012).
C
'Engineered Viral Strain II' (2012).
D
'Generative Software Process' (2012).
E
'Phantom Progression' (2012).
F
'Untitled (G II)' (2012).
G
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Andreas Nicolas Fischer’s generative art

, 28 June 2013

Andreas Nicolas Fischer uses software, sculpture and installation to experiment with aleatoric processes and create compositions blending the virtual and the real. These generative pieces are meant to formalise coincidence and shift focus away from composition, thus making him both “creator and spectator of his own work”. See his Fischer’s website for more details. **

Jim Curious

25 December 2012

Andreas Nicolas Fischer uses software, sculpture and installation to experiment with aleatoric processes and create compositions blending the virtual and the real. These generative pieces are meant to formalise coincidence and shift focus away from composition, thus making him both “creator and spectator of his own work”. See his Fischer’s website for more details. **

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Open Studios @ YSA, Apr 6

3 April 2014

Andreas Nicolas Fischer uses software, sculpture and installation to experiment with aleatoric processes and create compositions blending the virtual and the real. These generative pieces are meant to formalise coincidence and shift focus away from composition, thus making him both “creator and spectator of his own work”. See his Fischer’s website for more details. **

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Slava – ‘Better’

6 March 2014

Andreas Nicolas Fischer uses software, sculpture and installation to experiment with aleatoric processes and create compositions blending the virtual and the real. These generative pieces are meant to formalise coincidence and shift focus away from composition, thus making him both “creator and spectator of his own work”. See his Fischer’s website for more details. **

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