Copper Giloth

"Narrative Information is an exhibition of four of my short story computer-video sculptures. Abortion, language, relationships, and war are my subject matter. I endeavor to get the viewer involved in my interplay between the simple and the complex, between the child and adult narrative viewpoints, and between the image and the technology that produces it all wrapped up in my simmering dark humor." -CFG

A red table is the central character in a kitchen drama.

Short film by Copper Giloth & Mimi Shevitz

This video is an educational piece explaining how to use a video waveform monitor.

"I entered the field of computer graphics in 1978; over the next 16 years I had the opportunity to observe how women’s bodies were imaged and constructed in computer graphics in the areas of science, engineering, visualization, advertising, entertainment, and art. I was always bothered by the stereotypical images of women and how these scientists and researchers used computer generated women’s bodies to sell products or demonstrate a new feature in computer graphics." -CFG

Short by Copper Giloth

"Narrative Information is an exhibition of four of my short story computer-video sculptures. Abortion, language, relationships, and war are my subject matter. I endeavor to get the viewer involved in my interplay between the simple and the complex, between the child and adult narrative viewpoints, and between the image and the technology that produces it all wrapped up in my simmering dark humor." -CFG

A red table is the central character in a kitchen drama.

Short film by Copper Giloth & Mimi Shevitz

This video is an educational piece explaining how to use a video waveform monitor.

"I entered the field of computer graphics in 1978; over the next 16 years I had the opportunity to observe how women’s bodies were imaged and constructed in computer graphics in the areas of science, engineering, visualization, advertising, entertainment, and art. I was always bothered by the stereotypical images of women and how these scientists and researchers used computer generated women’s bodies to sell products or demonstrate a new feature in computer graphics." -CFG

Short by Copper Giloth

As I Said is a programmed piece of computer-generated art by Copper Giloth and Mimi Shevitz.

Featuring the following pieces: Self Portrait, Popcorn, As I Said, Skippy Peanut Butter Jars, Childhood Logic, Variance 3, Feedback, Voice, Trees. Soundscapes on many of the films were made in collaboration with Mimi Shevitz.