Picturing system

Technology has never been the exclusive domain of science, any more than expressivity has been the vaunted preserve of art. Clearly, ample room for integration and crossover exists-for example, with hybridization of traditional artists´ tools through software programs and standardization of artists´ methods. There is much confusion these days about the relation of art to technology. Picturing is a matter of seeing into streaked and mottled patterns, of recognizing in physical terms their links to space and time. The computer provides a higher quality, higher density image than a hand-generated dot matrix. Patterns interpenetrate and provide different answers, depending on which theorems drive the questions asked. Picturing system has turned out to be a work of imagination; there are no formulas, mathematical or otherwise. These spirited tropes, however, are essential to pictures; indeed, to how images are formed and re-formed through the mathematical processes of the brain. The value of picturing system has proven to be its applicability and remarkable adaptability as a working method in different media.