Webcast projects: diversions created for display via a web browser.

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Social Networking for a Cause

The goal is to have my pro-environmental print, All Our Eggs in One Basket, seen in all 50 U.S. states and as many other countries as possible. With over 4,000 views of the print so far, clicking the image at left will take you to the social-networking site where you can view current progress towards this goal.

A Matter of Memory: Snow in Philadelphia

This contemplative photographic webcast is a chronicle of memories which is sectioned into three distinct areas representing impressions of personal experience over time.

Artist's Statement:

Southwest Art Game

10 second theater on the role of pixels vs. painting.

Snow in Philadelphia: A Matter of Memory, Part I

The original version of the Flash project inspired by a walk with my digital camera in the city of Philadelphia when it was blanketed in pure white.

Bryce Studio Project

The original Studio website circa the 1990's. Each room features a short whimsical stop animation vignette using 3-D artwork. Starting with the screening room, additional rooms were added over time.
(hint: in the Backyard, keep clicking on the image til nothing more happens.)

Selections from Love (to see the mixed media installations, visit this page.)

Human emotion and feeling are conveyed through simple digital forms in this series of gender-neutral, race-neutral figures. The series of prints emphasizes similarities shared by all humanity: a physical form, feelings, the desire to be happy and the capacity for sorrow.

Artist's Statement:

Selections from Lamentations (to see the mixed media installations, visit this page.)

Continued exploration of the range of human experience in the universally shared exchanges of disappointments and loss.

Community Digital Art Project: Portrait of an Exhibition

Visitors to the Lejeune/Tapscott digital art exhibition 2000 participated by being photographed and writing a brief message. The resulting internet collage is a portrait of the exhibition.

 

Roll the Credits

A 'moving' presentation of acknowledgements.