Molly Morin is an artist working with data visualization software and rapid prototying technologies to make drawings and sculpture based on information mined from the internet. She is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Art in Sculpture at the Univerisity of Notre Dame.

Her current project will "look" for poems on the internet one word at a time and map this search for poetry in cyberspace. She is working with Keith Davis at Notre Dame's Digital Visualization Theater, and is greatful for the assistance of Notre Dame's Center for Research Computing

Notes

A clip from the fulll-dome animation The Nonsense Stuff . Many thanks to the Center for Research Computing and the Digital Visualization Theater for their support for this project.

Keith Wayne Davis Portait

I finally have inital sketches for a series of portriats generated with a program I wrote in Processing. These are the first drawings I have generated since beginning to learn programming, and they will serve as a test run for my Finding Poetry project.

News & Exhibitions

Lakeside Gallery

Opens July 17
Michigan City, IN

Binary Portrait prints are hanging alongside Stephen Wolochowicz's Baloon Inflations through August at Lakeside Gallery

Cyper-poetry and Binary Portraits

May 28 - July 12
SBCRC Atrium Gallery
South Bend IN

CyberInfrastructure Days

April 29 & 30
University of Notre Dame

In conjunction with CyberInfrastructure Days, Keith Davis and I will be showing new drawings, full-dome animations and site-specific sculpture from our Finding Poetry project at the Digital Visualization Theatre in Joradn Hall