This is one of five outputs hand-selected by the artist from the Hypertype generative project for exhibition in London in November 2022.
Mark Webster, Hypertype (curated print) #2, 2022,
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm
1090 x 1453 mm
Shown on 8th November 2022 at
Gallery 1, 4 Cromwell Place
London SW7 2JE, United Kingdom
”What I am trying to achieve is a means for transformation of one media that is manipulative of one’s attention in order to instill dogma, to another that is manipulative of one’s attention in order to encourage introspection.
In order to explore this idea, I've chosen a variety of news articles, research papers and presentations on the subjects of emotion, facial recognition and affective computing and analysed them using IBM's NLP Sentiment API. This raw data is then used as content for creating unique generative pieces that play with text and typographic form.
Hypertype is first and foremost a textual work that relies on the visual interaction of a variety of typographic signs and letters. There is visual content based on a language system and there is visual context based on a subject matter - computers automating humans.” - Mark Webster