Tulip
(…) Auto creative art is art of change, growth movement.
Auto-destructive art and auto creative art aim at the integration of art with the advances of science and technology. The immediate objective is the creation, with the aid of computers, of works of art whose movements are programmed and include "self-regulation". The spectator, by means of electronic devices can have a direct bearing on the action of these works.(…)
Gustav Metzger
Auto-Destructive Art, Machine Art, Auto-Creative Art, 1961, third Manifesto
http://radicalart.info/destruction/metzger.html
Just like tulips, this residence lasts for fifteen days, then it dies.
The collective of master students of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon worked after the evanescent idea of what metamorphoses during a certain period of time ending or suspending its movement at the final moment, the last day of this residence.
After the Auto -Destructive Art Manifesto of Gustav Metzger, especially with its corollary of 1961, the collective sought to establish relations between the possibilities of image mutation and work experience in the digital field. They work with temporal movement and self-regulation in the construction of dialogues between their different approaches which only exists through the user activation.
Colective of the Faculty of Fine Arts
of the University of Lisbon
Ana Catarina Correia
Ana Martins
André Borges
Caroline Torres
Catarina Cabrita
Catarina Tagaio
David Xavier
Diogo Leôncio
Francisca Sousa
Henrique Vieira Ribeiro
Joana Bernardo
Joana Frade
João Capitolino
João Viotti
José Quintanilha
Leonardo Moura Mateus
Maria Inês Pinto
Marta Cruz
Marta Ferreira
Mayara Azevedo
Miguel Bernardino
Ricardo Pestana
Samara Azevedo
Sara Antunes
Sebastião Borges
Sérgio Andrade
Tomás von der Osten