‘Data Visualization’, An Art Exhibit Presenting Iconic Paintings as the Computer Code Used to Represent Them
Rene Magritte – The Son of Man
Data Visualization is a project by New York-based visual artist Yousuke Ozawa that depicts famous paintings as the computer code used to represent them them on Google Images. Once retrieved, the code was printed out and hung in a Tokyo gallery. Ozawa is the same artist behind the font created out of images of buildings from Google Maps.
Pablo Picasso – The Weeping Woman
Vincent van Gough – Portrait of Joseph Roulin
images via Data Visualization
submitted via Laughing Squid Tips
Brian Heater
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