Andrew Rosinski
Andrew Rosinski is a New York-based artist whose practice investigates the intersections of art, technology, computation, and time. Working across software art, computer painting, moving image, printmaking, performance, and networked media, he treats software not only as a tool, but as an active collaborator in the production of images, systems, and shared temporal experience. PathPaint (2017–ongoing) is a suite of custom-engineered software through which Rosinski repurposes found media and original graphics, transforming programmatic processes into computer paintings, public workshops, and participatory systems of collective image-making. Other recent projects include Chronopaint, A Brief History of Computer Painting, Chronographic Experiments in Computer Painting, and live audiovisual performances such as Time-Critical Computer Painting Performance #1. Motivated by cyclical temporality, experimental chronometry, and the reciprocal relationship between humans, machines, and natural systems, Rosinski proposes computer painting as a procedural, participatory, and socially generative mode of contemporary artmaking.
His work has been presented at the Museum of the Moving Image (New York), the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts at Brown University, Doc Films at the University of Chicago, Hardcore Art Book Fair (Mexico City, Mexico), Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre (Bangkok, Thailand), Secret Riso Club (New York), and MoMA PS1 (Printed Matter's NYABF, New York). He is a recipient of the Propeller Grant (Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts), the founder of DINCA and DINCA VQ, and currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.