Recurrent Anaximander
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
2020

Recurrent Anaximander is a generative animation running on a custom-made 400,000-pixel circular display that shows small planets in orbit creating rare eclipses. Each day it is on exhibit, the piece connects to a server housed at NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), downloading the sun’s most recent images.

Industrial design and project management: Rebecca Murdock
Software: Kitae Kim
Electronics: Pipo Pierre-Louis, Guillaume Tremblay
Production and Installation Support: Pierre Fournier, Frederic Monast, Jesse Morrison, Matthew Palmer
Software: Kitae Kim
Electronics: Pipo Pierre-Louis, Guillaume Tremblay
Production and Installation Support: Pierre Fournier, Frederic Monast, Jesse Morrison, Matthew Palmer