She explores the area between art and architecture in a variety of media, most recently with the help of the computer. Feeling the limitations of existing media, she examines the creative potential of the computer to expand her range of vision. This is clearly evidenced by her participation in the ASCI on- line gallery and by the three site specific projects she is exhibiting. Anna would like to continue programming because she is directly involved with the process without the filter of other visions. Anna expresses this philosophy in a quote from the Gallery Notes to Extended Vision , a Salt Lake City Arts Council exhibit of her work.
Boundaries are artificial.
Often the most exciting ideas emerge at the intersection where more than one discipline meet. Flash has been creating interactive computer art since the days of hand wired analog computers. The original version of Virtual Kaleidoscope ran on one of the earliest mass market digital computers, a recycled Commodore 64. In September, he'll have work at the Arts Festival of Atlanta as part of the RepoHistory Project . We can also thank Flash for his efforts at Woodstock.