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Lynn H. Leeson actually

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She is making art from “accidents” of the technology. Creating something new.

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Reminds me a bit of Lynne b. Herschmann

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Freedom of choice in output and production

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Freedom of choice in output and production

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Constraints to the image and giving limits to what they want to change.

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Constraints to the image and giving limits to what they want to change.

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Options. Different resolutions/formats may have valuable applications that we haven’t even considered.

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G.L.I.T.C.H..... Gremlins Lurking In The Computer Hardware. -MM

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G.L.I.T.C.H..... Gremlins Lurking In The Computer Hardware. -MM

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I think she is more pushing what is the standard of the perfect pixel and creating art based on imperfections in modern technology.

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Addressing the issues of access.

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I don’t know much about such standards, but I imagine they would limit visual exploration. I’m reminded of the beer purity standards in Germany which has limited the flavor profiles German beer styles compared to their Belgian neighbors.

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By having an agreed upon standard of resolution you are making one group of persons opinion fact. It also doesn’t take into consideration various devices as well as other people’s opinions on resolution; people who may not have have as much power and social influence.

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Innovation… individuality

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Limits voice within decision making processes within setting the standards.

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Limits voice within decision making processes within setting the standards.

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Breaking away from directed and controlled norms

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It limits people/artists in what they can do interms of what is considered the norm. Why limit the acope of the human mind when there are so many other ways of doing things

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It’s limiting. We have a few major standards based on screen, print, etc. How were these decided upon and why do they remain the set standards? Surely there can be more creatively and play within resolution than we allow for today.

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Because the users of standard technology are limited by what is provided by industry and developers.

And she seems to love chaos/anarchy.