Ellen R. Sandor
Ellen R. Sandor (born 1942) is an American new media artist. She is also founder of the Chicago-based (art)n, a collective of artists, scientists, mathematicians, and computer experts. Ellen Sandor and (art)n create sculptures that contain computer-generated photographic images that appear to be three dimensional. She is best known for combining computer graphics, sculpture, and photography to visualize subject matter that includes architecture, historical events, and scientific phenomena such as the AIDS virus, Neutrinos, Microglia, and CRISPR.
Ellen R. Sandor | |
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| Born | 1942 |
| Education | BA from Brooklyn College, MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) |
| Known for | New media art |
| Notable work | PHSColograms |
| Awards | Honorary doctorate, SAIC (2012); Fermilab Artist in Residence (2016) |
| Website | http://www.artn.com/ |
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