Nicolas schöffer wikipedia

  • Nicolas Schöffer was a Hungarian-born French cybernetic artist.
  • Nicolas Schöffer (September 6, — January 8, ) was a Hungarian-born French artist.
  • French sculptor and plastician ().

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    Nicolas Schöffer

    Nicolas Schöffer (September 6, — January 8, ) was a Hungarian-born French artist. He can be considered as the father of cybernetic art.

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    • A homeostat constantly seeks to establish a balance which is perpetually disrupted, and performs a statistical exploration of all the possible combinations of inputs.
    The actual research on the apparatus is guided by a triple determinism which integrates:
    1. . one element of uncertainty created by an "indifferent cell," which systematically makes use of chance;
    2. . one element of "sensorial reactions" which integrates the effects of the sound atmosphere, of the light atmosphere and of the heat atmosphere;
    3. . an "internal determinism" created by the feedbacks of the various active chains among one another, in order to liberate the machine progressively. Its degree of liberty can easily be modified.
    The objective sought is above all of an experimental order. As for electronic animals, the synthesis of the

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    Nicolas Schöffer

    French sculptor and plastician

    Nicolas Schöffer

    Nicolas Schöffer Collection Kalocsa

    Born6 September

    Kalocsa, Hungary

    Died8t January

    Montmartre, Paris

    EducationRoyal Hungarian Pázmány Péter University (Budapest), Faculty of Law

    Academy of Fine Arts (Budapest)

    École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts (Paris)
    Known&#;forfirst cybernetic artwork, painting, graphic, sculpture, architecture, urbanism, video, theatre experiment
    Notable workCYS1 cybernetic sculpture

    SCAM1 automobile sculpture

    Plan of a Cybernetic Light Tower for Paris

    Plan of a cybernetic city

    KYLDEX1 cybernetic theatre experiment
    Style1. Period: surrealism, impressionism, expressionism

    2. Period: kinetic art, cybernetic art, neoplasticism

    3. Period: computer graphics
    SpouseMarie Rose Marguerite Orlhac Eléonore de Lavandeyra Schöffer
    AwardsGrand prize for sculpture of the Venice Biennale ()

    Officer in the Légion d'Honneur ()

    Frank

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    Nicolas Sch&#;ffer (Hungarian: Sch&#;ffer Miklos; September 6, - January 8, ) was a Hungarian-born French artist. He can be considered as the father of cybernetic art. He was born in Kalocsa, Austria-Hungary and resided in Paris from till his death in his Montmartre atelier in His career touched on painting, kinetic sculpture, architecture, urbanism, rulle, TV, and music. Indeed he collaborated on music with Pierre Henry. All of the artistic actions of Sch&#;ffer were done in the pursuit of a dynamism in art.
    This interest in artistic dynamism was originally initiated by the Cubo-Futurists and then intensified and solidified by the Russian Constructivism artists, such as Naum Gabo, Anton Pevsner, Moholy-Nagy and Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack. All these artists were concerned with opening up the static three-dimensional sculptural form eller gestalt to a fourth dimension of time and motion. And this was the intention of Sch&#;ffer as well.
    Sch&#;ffer however,