space.color.motion uses the same computer program as space.color (written in 1999) and was updated to run on all computer platforms, including PC's. In the workphase space.color inkjet paintings are realized from instances (or stills) of the 6-D animation. In the workphase space.color.motion, self-built PC's execute the 6-D animation program with each installation using a unique set of parameters which determines the sub-structure and color set. Each time the program is restarted it picks a new set of 6-d random angles and increments (based on the present time and date). This results in "unique" images which don't repeat and are always surprising. Special thanks to Estarose Wolfson who collaborated on various aspects of this project. (My design for self-built computer, 2002)       (Image of my self-built computers with gallerists Mueller-Roth and me, 2003)

Space.color.motion was first exhibited in 2002 at the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum in Ludwigshafen, at Schoeller Galerie in Düsseldorf and at bitforms gallery in New York.

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two short examples (50sec) of "space.color.motion" click here for hi-res movies from actual art work	Installation view of p777-y in the famous boiler room at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, A MoMA Affiliate, Long Island City, NY - Minus Space (10.19.08 - 01.19.09)
Mueller-Roth Gallery at Art Cologne 2003
Sony Center Berlin, June / July / August 2004 (Courtesy [DAM] Galerie Berlin)

© 2002 by Manfred Mohr

Publication:
"space.color.motion" - selected installations of P777 (2002 - 2005) - supplement to catalog "space.color", Museum für Konkrete Kunst Ingolstadt 2001

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Computer animated screen works of "space.color.motion", each one having it's own unique sub-structure and color set, are in the following collections:

Museum Ritter, Sammlung Marli Hoppe-Ritter, Waldenbuch, Germany Esther Grether Collection, Basel, Switzerland Schauwerk-Sindelfingen, Sammlung Schaufler, Sindelfingen, Germany Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Progressive Art Collection, Cleveland, Ohio, USA Museum im Kulturspeicher, Sammlung Ruppert, Würzburg, Germany Kunsthalle Bremen, Bremen, Germany Regierungs Präsidium, Stuttgart, Germany Jean et Colette Cherqui Collection, Paris, France Carl & Marilyn Thoma Art Foundation, Chicago, Illinois & Santa Fe, New Mexico

Private Collections in:

Schoenenbuch, Switzerland Mamaroneck, New York Stuttgart, Germany Cologne, Germany Gesher, Germany Brussels, Belgium Seoul, Korea Strasbourg, France St. Gallen, Switzerland