The Game of Life
Noah Jennings
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Gallery 3
undergraduate exhibitor
"The Game of Life" is an exhibition of large scale, highly detailed abstract oil paintings. Featured is a series of five paintings heavily inspired by mathematician John Conway’s early computational theory, “The Game of Life”. The series works within a strict system of logic, and borrows from the aesthetics of linear algebra and geometry. Introducing a human hand with a paintbrush into these computational systems creates tension. The result of these conflicting forces is an all-consuming, absurd at times, world of simultaneous computational logic and human error. Through this, the exhibition explores determinism, automation, and a non-representational life.
Opening receptions: String and Wire; On the Forest Floor; Noah Jennings
Join us at opening receptions for group exhibitions String and WIre, On the Forest Floor, and undergraduate solo exhibition by Noah Jennings.
