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I explore the visual world seeking connections between poetry and mathematics, nature and the constructed environment. Often the most exciting ideas emerge at the intersection where more than one discipline meets. Interest in the Art/Science/Technology connection developed at MIT with Gyorgy Kepes and continues today to provide a broad base for my work. Art History studies at Wellesley and architecture at Harvard were equally influential. Working within an abstract painting tradition, screenprinting became important for the exploration of color and later in combination with computer experimentation. |
SITE WORKS |
PAINTINGS & PRINTS |
ECHOES III 1981-82
Oil on Canvas 40" x 70"
Michael Adamson Collection |
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CELEBRATION 1985
Oil on Canvas Folding Screen 6' x 8-6 1/2"
Utah Museum of Fine Arts Collection |
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JUMPING KOI AT LAKE TRUCHET 1993
Screenprint and Airbrush Computer generated image based on Truchet Algorithm 23 1/2" x 32"
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TOPKAPI PALACE STUDY 2002
Screened on Aluminum 36" x 36" |
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BLISS STUDIO PUBLICATIONS |
“Labyrinths of the Mind” artist’s book, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1998; revised edition 2002 |
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“Intersections: The Art of Anna Campbell Bliss” by Katherine Metcalf Nelson |
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“Art for a House of Mathematics ” by Anna Campbell Bliss |
“Intersections” by David Leitner, 20 min. film, DVD |
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