Richard Hill - Abstract Computer Art

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RICHARD HILL

The Art of Pixelism

Richard's abstract pixelism 'paintings' are images of contemplation which express the artist's feelings for both the natural, external world and the fascinating, inner world of the psyche. Exploring this computer generated visual media provides him with an exciting additional avenue for artistic expression. More of this art will shortly be added to the gallery as it becomes available.

Reading the work of the eminent Swiss psychologist Carl Jung opened Richard's mind to other aspects of his own psyche, driven by a fascination with the psychologist's theories of the collective unconscious as well as his notion of the archetype and the concept of paradox. The significance and symbolism of mandala art also left a lasting impression and the desire to create in purely visual terms became irresistible.

This abstract computer art belies its manmade technological source. It is full of life and bursting with the ever surprising colours of nature. Whether it is suggesting the marine kaleidoscope that lives around the coral reef, speaking with the vivid hues of birds in a rainforest, or portraying some mysterious, pagan moonlit landscape, this art is truly at once in touch with both the soul of our cosmic environment and our own humanity.

Baroque Sounds

Enjoy a choice of baroque music performed on synthesizer by Richard Hill while you scroll through the artwork below.

Adagio from Sonata Seconda per Trombetta Sola - Giovanni Viviani 100 seconds MP3 sample (783k)

2nd Movement from Concerto for two violins in D minor - JS Bach 100 seconds MP3 sample (792k)

Sonata VI Pian'e Forte a8 - Giovanni Gabrieli 100 seconds MP3 sample (793k)

Courante from Music for His Majesty's Sackbuts & Cornetts - Matthew Locke 81 seconds MP3 sample (678k)

Toccata in D minor - JS Bach 100 seconds MP3 sample (780k)

sacred arches

mysterious object of attraction

violent event

reflection

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