Experimenting with the medium of computer graphics systems, John Whitney, Sr. balances a cutting-edge use of technology with integrity and a strong sense of artistic control. Considered by many to be “the father of computer graphics,” Whitney successfully links musical composition with experimental film and computer imaging. He was a pioneer in the field until his death in 1996.

For more information on John Whitney and his work, please visit his webpage.

Experiments in Motion Graphics: 13mins, DVD, Color, 1968
Permutations: 7mins, DVD, Color, 1968
Matrix: 6mins, DVD, Color, 1971
Arabesque: 7mins, DVD, Color, 1975
A Personal Search: For the Complementarity of Music and Visual Art: 24mins, DVD, Color, 1992