Masterclass: Michael Takeo Magruder

Artist Michael Takeo Magruder discusses his technologically engaged art practice and the interactions of his art with religious themes. His experiments with digital virtual worlds are made possible through computational processes: “the code, the systems, the machines… all of those components are in...

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description Artist Michael Takeo Magruder discusses his technologically engaged art practice and the interactions of his art with religious themes. His experiments with digital virtual worlds are made possible through computational processes: “the code, the systems, the machines… all of those components are integral to the work itself.” In some cases, the references to religion in his works are implicit, as with those which use religiously inflected visual forms – such as digitally producing coloured gl...
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