STATEMENT: i worked from "scratch" ( a blank screen) to visualize a biomechanical version of my PC operating system working in several functional modes and from different points of view. The images here were built with pixel-focused applications on a PMac 9500 clone.

"newshell" ... a representation of a a boimechanistic computer ... a bioanalog of the PC system i am emailing from

STATEMENT: 'TLV (Snapshot)' is the baby in the 'TLV Family'. It has only learnt one route through life and must continually retrace its restricted journey down the same branches until it can break the bonds of the tree.

A strong constituent of all of the artwork is the concepts of mapping and journeys, which have been undertaken through a variety of techniques including Psychogeography (i.e. the mental relationship between areas rather than their geographic proximity). The work is illustrated by providing isolated glimpses, snap shots or remnants, that are only partially conceived by the participants, of events in time and space.

STATEMENT: make more noise with your computer

STATEMENT: "ReferPrint" (application by mark daggett) functions by creating prints from the images on the page that linked to it. Click the "save print" button and the composition will be saved to your clipboard.

Paste into any graphics editor !

working example: http://www.computerfinearts.com/referprint/computerfinearts/

STATEMENT:would & will be worthy for the "conception&construction of the choosen place's elements", each & every bit of inscape, innerdream, outervision & poïeïtic disposition.

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Invention in drawing is my primary drive. When I am inventing, I am immediately responding to what I am drawing. As I work, things emerge that are not known to the conscious mind. I learn about myself and art and life and the artwork exists as a record of that exploration.

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it is or would have been & will be unworthy & useless to justify or state whatever... mmmmwwaoowww!!...?......

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Anne-Marie Schleiner is engaged in gaming and net culture in a variety of roles as a writer, critic, curator, and gaming artist/designer . Her work investigates avatar gender construction, computer gaming culture, and hacker art. She has curated online exhibits of game mods and add-ons including the exhibits "Cracking the Maze: Game Patches and Plug-ins as Hacker Art", "Mutation.fem", and "Snow Blossom House." She runs a site focused on game hacks and open source digital art forms called "opensorcery.net".