FirstDerivative

This portrait of Julie Martin, Director of Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.), was created in 2022 by Ken Knowlton and Jim Boulton. It was made with a reconstruction of the algorithm Knowlton and Leon Harmon used to create the 1966 artwork Studies in Perception I, also known as Computer Nude. 

Computer Nude was displayed at a press conference for E.A.T., held in October 1967 at Robert Rauschenbergs Lafayette Street studio. 

 Ken Knowlton 2022. Minted on the occasion of Rhizomes 2022 benefit. Custom contract by Iain Nash. 

Any buyer(s) of this NFT acknowledges and agrees that the rendered output image, non-generic input symbols and algorithm are the intellectual property of Ken Knowlton. The buyer shall have a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to publicly display the rendered output image and on-chain data of this NFT. Any buyer(s) of the NFT further acknowledges and agrees that Ken Knowlton owns certain Intellectual Property rights related to the Knowlton & Harmon Computer Nude (the image, non-generic symbols, and algorithm) and that Ken Knowlton is not transferring any such rights to the buyer(s) of the NFT.