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Lisa Orth

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Lisa Orth is an artist, designer, tattooer, and creative coder, known for her abstract generative artwork. In the late 80s, she worked for the Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA) Seattle, local music magazine The Rocket, and Sub Pop Records as their first official Art Director. It was at Sub Pop that she designed Nirvana’s first records and their now iconic logo. Since entering the NFT space, Lisa’s focus has been on creating abstract generative art using Processing and p5.js — a JavaScript library created to make coding accessible for artists and designers.

From fxhash | The Artists, May 2022

Profile (past & present)

Roles
Artist, Designer
Practices
Generative art

Connections

Affiliations
Sub Pop, Hic et Nunc

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

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Works · 8

A Stitch Is Fine
A Stitch Is Fine #20
A Stitch Is Fine #57
inter/sections #17
inter/sections #20
Open Concept
Between Stations
Folding

Coverage · 4 articles

Discussed

  • 2023The Truth of Generative Art
  • 2022fxhash | Emerging Artists
  • 2022fxhash | The Artists

Mentioned

  • 2023The Art of Radical Inclusivity

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