Hi there! I made an AR app with @openMolmol_MPS (& more) called weird type — it lets you draw with type in space https://t.co/zYAZkoUDNy

https://t.co/Pbz6F0KlWC

@zachlieberman newest work is on display at our Booth C8 // Art Miami. Inspired by Tadao Ando’s Church of Light and the architectural framing of James Turrell, this work uses the square as a literal and metaphorical portal. And as always, made entirely by code.

I’m ecstatic to announce my new double LP, Autechre Guitar, is now available for preorder from Bill Orcutt’s Palilalia Records. Ten songs by the English electronic music duo, Autechre, transcribed and arranged for solo acoustic guitar. 🙏 🟩 https://t.co/y7XpTuZBLY

Occasionally I like to explore what weird things are possible to “rent” in the cloud. Did you realize there’s a whole market for shared time on rare analog synths and audio equipment? All remotely controlled by robots turning the knobs.

https://t.co/nF6Bso5kYb

Searching for moon in my photos is a mixture of moon pics and circle sketches

The moon in nyc is gigantic rn

https://t.co/umxbzjyOc9

crazy how this looks like reaction diffusion

A tiny note — I was inspired by the shading of cubist paintings and I want to see that in graphical form. I love 2d that feels 3d and the kind of ambiguity you get with shadow and light….. super happy how these prints came out / please see them in Miami at @heft_gallery

@zachlieberman @heft_gallery These prints are out of this world 🤌🤌

Zach Lieberman - An artist who uses code as a way of observing the world, Lieberman's work studies rhythms of light and the small visual artifacts of one moment becoming the next. @zachlieberman

https://t.co/zLw3SHNhEg

Printing again

Love this phrase “Feeling thinking”

So excited to have work at @heft_gallery in untitled art fair Miami

As we roll into December and I approach 10 years of daily sketching I’m thinking a lot about iteration and daily practice and the discovery that comes from changing something old to make something new

And I hope they understand that and take advantage of that. My favorite students are borderline annoying in terms of asking for help/ feedback etc. I love when they feel a right and a demand to know.

My favorite thing to say to students is “I work for you”