Transparent Network Gallery

Roz Dimon
An expert in online design communication and a highly respected artist, Roz Dimon created RDA Design with the credo "bring creativity to business and business to creativity." Of her artistic creations, Paul Trachtman, Editor-at-Large of the Smithsonian Magazine wrote: "Dimon's work shows the truth that art has a deep, spiritual meaning for us even in the digital world." See her ongoing "artstory" site, featuring over 150 original artworks and accompanying stories by the artist, at www.artstory.net.

Stevee Postman
"I believe in the sacredness of the earth and its interconnectedness to spirit," says Stevee "That is what my art is about. I like to blend technology with the organic in ways that communicate these mysteries through a kind of techno-paganism. My creative process is a sort of prayer for me, an offering."

His images are created by taking initial photos with a digital camera; and mixing, layering, and transmogrifying with Photoshop wizardry. One of Stevee's amazing projects is the Cosmic Tribe Tarot deck, which includes a collection of his visionary art. Stevee lives in Portland, Oregon.
www.stevee.com

Jim Fournier
Jim Fournier did undergraduate work in architecture, physics and chemistry at Bennington College and went on to study architecture at MIT. His product design work, and love of geometry, led him into computer aided design, then modeling and animation, and ultimately to developing 3D modeling software as a geometry partner with Silicon Graphics in the early 90s.

Barbara Nessim
Barbara Nessim is an internationally known artist, illustrator, and educator. Her work has appeared in many publications, such as Fast Company, Newsweek, and on the cover of Time magazine. She has worked with computers since 1980 and Nessim's interactive installation, RAM ("Random Access Memories"), has traveled worldwide. In 2003, her exhibition, "Black Truths / White Lies", was shown at the bitforms gallery in Chelsea, NY. You can view her work at www.barbaranessim.com

Diane Fenster
Diane Fenster is an internationally exhibited digital photographer and photoillustrator. She began using the computer as an artistic tool in 1989. Her work has been called an important voice in the development of a true digital aesthetic. She views herself as an alchemist, using digital tools to delve into fundamental human issues. Her work is literary and emotional, full of symbolism and multiple layers of meaning. Her style is an innovative combination of her photography and scanned imagery.

Michael Green
Michael Green is responsible for the first Art book ever created on a personal computer, Zen & the Art of the Macintosh, and more recently, The Illuminated Rumi.

"We are witness today to the emergence of an ancient spiritual vitality into modern affairs. Call it the River of Sanity: an underground current which has run through all history, nourishing visionaries in every tradition. It arises from the deepest wellsprings of our humanity, and it moves us into harmony with the natural world and ourselves.... My work is to illuminate this emergence in the style or media most appropriate to the moment--Digital media or a pile of stones."

Miquael Gaio
Miquael is a visionary and communicator. Living by a profound inspiration to pioneer the new frontiers of culture, communication, and consciousness--he believes that a significant evolutionary leap can occur through the application of technology for humanitarian and spiritual pursuits. Weaned on a home computer at the age of 8, he has since tempered his creative inspiration along the digital path for over 22 years.

Carol Michelson
Award winning performance artist, vocalist, filmmaker, video artist, composer, producer and filmmaker, Carol Michelson has been performing in the USA and abroad for over fifteen years. Carol's passion for both music and film led her to explore and create simultaneously in both the visual and the musical realms. As VJ Luna, she creates her own content and mixes video live and/ or creates video installations. She is a specialist at creating thematic images for special events, concerts and performances.

Frank Tycer
Frank Tycer is a digital and traditional artist, programmer, and musician, from Southern California. Interested in the process and juxtaposition of many different mediums - he combines drawing, sculpture, 3D, interactive media, animation, music, photography, and multimedia performance. Frank has composed and produced a number of musical scores and is exploring the integration of music, fine art, animation, and performance. Throughout his career Frank has established himself as both a commercial and fine artist. Franks commercial work includes 2d and 3d imagery for print, product design, games, web and other interactive media. He was awarded a certificate of achievement by the Sony Corporation for exemplary work on some of their top selling Playstation titles while holding a position as 3d artist / animator at Sony Interactive.

Carey Thompson
Carey Thompson grew up on the east coast in Virginia and North Carolina, and has since lived in New Mexico and Costa Rica. He currently resides in San Francisco, California. Carey describes his work as holomorphic transmission vision crystals. The imagery channels through, sourced from the universal matrix, and crystallizes into form onto templates based on sacred geometry and other patterns of nature. Beginning usually with only a seed of intention, the color and form evolve unconsciously to create the finished art. Revealing the interconnectedness of all things is the primary intention of Carey's artwork. He hopes by revealing this interdependence through the visual medium humans can once again live together in harmony with one another, the planet, and with the greater universe.

Tina Zimmerman
Tina Zimmerman: Being continuously inspired by the ingenious creation of nature, I acknowledge Mother Earth and Father Sky as the ultimate Artists. Nature and nature' energy-systems are reoccurring source material in my work that celebrates the wonder of organic creation, of Life and its everchanging visual phenomena. As an interdisciplinary artist I work with all perceptual components -spatial, visual, audible, textual and temporal - using the computer as the universal tool that simulates and unites all traditional artistic techniques. My driving creative motivation throughout my digital art, video, webdesign and sculptural work is to unite and transcend the opposing realms of organic and digital, physical and virtual, and contemporary entertainment culture and spiritual intent.