NOTABLE ARTISTS
Notable contemporary artists included in the TVAI (Techspressionist Visual Artists Index) below include Joseph Nechvatal, Anne Morgan Spalter, Patrick Lichty, Steve Miller and Laurence Gartel.
GROUP ADVISOR
Helen Harrison
Helen A. Harrison, the director of the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center in East Hampton, is the former curator of the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton and Guild Hall Museum in East Hampton. She has also been a guest curator at the Queens Museum in Flushing, has taught at the School of Visual Arts, and currently holds an adjunct faculty position in Stony Brook University’s Department of Art. From 1978-2006, she wrote art reviews and feature articles for the Long Island section of The New York Times, and she was the visual arts commentator for WLIU 88.3 FM, Long Island University’s NPR-affiliated radio station, from 2004-2009. Her articles, essays and reviews have appeared in numerous scholarly and popular publications, and she’s the author of several books, including, most recently, two mystery novels set in the New York art world.
Website: helenharrison.net
TECHSPRESSIONIST VISUAL ARTISTS INDEX
Est. October 2020
Argentina
Hernán Roperto – Rosario 
Australia
Andrew Ballard – S. Australia
Andy Thomas – Melbourne
Belgium
Mario De Meyer – Ghent
Brazil
Tomaz Favilla – São Paulo, SP
Bulgaria
Slav Nedev – Sofia
Canada
DJ Monetise – Pemberton
Jack Fishburn – N Battleford
Deann S Hasinoff – Edmonton
Keri Haskell – Edmonton
Clive Holden – Toronto
Lee Schnaiberg – Montreal
Jan Swinburne – Toronto
Salvador Venti – Ottawa
Czech Republic
Lucie Králíková – Prague
Denmark
Vibeke Kidmose – Aalborg
Finland
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France
Rana Alh
Bernard Bousquet – Paris
Django – Nîmes
Joseph Nechvatal – Paris 
Philippe Ormières – Lyon
Frédéric Pons – Pantin
SATOR – Toulouse
Theodoros – Montpellier
Vartist – Paris 
Yuiazₓ – Nîmes, Gard
Germany
Adariiine – Berlin
Ernest Bisaev – Wiesbaden
Mathias Krißmer – Freiburg
Ben Red – Munich
Felix Rothschild – Dresden 
Kathrin Spickermann – Berlin
Lotta Stöver – Bremen
BGF Stuka – Regensburg
Greece
Antonis Dimitriou – Kifissia
Sandra Lis – Skopelos
Hong Kong
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Sarah Song
India
Malavika Mandal Andrew – Mumbai
Indonesia
Nata Hening Putra – Central Java
Iran
Neginete – Tehran
Sepehr Omidvaar – Tehran
Italy
Salvatore Barra – Margherita di Savoia
BVSSKXY – Rome
RnD Team – Isola del Gran Sasso
Japan
Masayuki Azegami –
Netherlands
Tikoi Kuitenbrouwer – De Bilt
Janco Verduin – Eindhoven
Andy Young – Amsterdam
Perú
Yannet Vilela (N3t4) – Lima
Puerto Rico
Elio Ramos – Gurabo
Russia
Aleksandra Danilova – Moscow
Michael Mesiats – St. Petersburg
Spain
Gabriel A. – Madrid
Catmac – Madrid
Jonino Love – Barcelona
Louise Turquoise – Barcelona
Sweden
Absid – Stockholm
Taiwan
Susan Huang – Taiwan
Thailand
Charles A. Seaton – Bansong
Turkey
M. Ismet Arca – Istanbul
Burak Dirgen – Istanbul
Nesrin Söylemez – Ankara
Uganda
Noel Apitta – Kampala
Edoard Rem – Kabale
Ukraine
Meltdownlove – Kyiv
United Kingdom
Raghveer Bhachu – Essex
Andrea Bonaceto – London
Data_m0sh – Plymouth
Kat Evans – Colchester
FiveTimesNo – Manchester
Simon Kay – Stratford upon Avon
Julie McIver – Sheffield
Monoglyph – High Wycombe
Barbara Nati – London
Michael Strevens – London
United States
Alabama
Lauren Woods – Opelika
Arizona
Joseph Farbrook – Tucson
Michael Farmer – Mesa
Reed Hearne – Scottsdale
Michael Pierre Price – Phoenix
Lisa Scadron – Tucson
California
Lucy Boyd-Wilson – Fallbrook
Diane Fenster – Pacifica
Simone Gad – Los Angeles
James Kenney – Murphys
Jeanette Lavoie – Lafayette
Chris Manfield – Martinez
Francis Mariano – Los Angeles
M. Robert Markovich – Riverside
Dan McGarrah – Martinez
Grace Rebullida – Oakland
John Waiblinger – Los Angeles
Sandra Pipken – Irvine
Colorado
Carrie MaKenna – Denver
Austin Slominski – Denver
Connecticut
Jim Stasiak – New Milford
Florida
Marcus Carmo – Miami
Diana de Avila – Sarasota
Santiago Echeverry – Tampa
Laurence Gartel – Boca Raton
Kristy Johnson – Lady Lake
Georgia
Anna Hamer – Atlanta
Carmen “Payasa” Moses – Augusta
Iowa
Greg & Megan Culver – Des Moines
Illinois
Doina Iacob – Chicago
Andrew Rauhauser – Wilmette
Indiana
Bryce Culverhouse – Brownsburg
Cindy Hawkins – Terre Haute
Kansas
Michael Pointer – Wichita
Loiusiana
Brian St Cyr – New Orleans
Romi Voorhies – New Orleans
Maryland
Emil Petruncio – Arnold
ScoJo – Rockville
Massachusetts
Karen LaFleur – Cape Cod
Michael Paulukonis – Framingham
Reese Schroeder – Kingston
Michigan
David Bloom – Birmingham
Grant M. Brownlow – Detroit
Caroline Del Giudice – Detroit
Brenda Oelbaum – Dexter
Minnesota
James Byrne – Saint Paul
Patrick Lichty – Winona
Jacque Rosenau – Minneapolis 
Missouri
nessi alexander-barnes
Dana Jones (Jonesy) – Saint Louis
Steven Meysenburg – Missouri
Trey Morgan – Kansas City
North Carolina
Annette Buckner Hall – Raleigh
Barbara Kahn – Little Switzerland
New Hampshire
Daniela Edstrom – Allenstown
New Mexico
Sasha Pyle (LEVL9) – Santa Fe
Nevada
Aurora Innconnu – Las Vegas
New York
J. F. Bautista – Astoria
Emily B. Schilling – NYC
Peter Borges – Brooklyn
Adelfino Corino – NYC
Roz Dimon – Shelter Island
Kathleen Dobrowsky – Brooklyn
Darcy Gerbarg – NYC
Colin Goldberg – Rocky Point
Carter Hodgkin – NYC
Emma Anne Johnson – Brooklyn
Christopher Kaczmarek – NYC
Robert Mielenhausen – Oakdale
Steve Miller – Sagaponack
Tommy Mintz – NYC
Scott Porter – Brooklyn
Robert A. Ripps – NYC
Ann Shapiro – NYC
Matruka Sherman – Sag Harbor
Anne Spalter – Brooklyn 
Giovanna Sun – NYC
Oz Van Rosen – Southampton
Christina Werkmeister – NYC
Carmile S. Zaino – NYC
Ohio
Greggory Hill – Chagrin Falls
Alan Kinnard – Columbus
Markos D. Pechlivanos – Toledo
Andrew Reach – Cleveland
Oregon
Susan Detroy – Eugene
Gary Hopkins – Prineville
Francene Levinson – Portland
Sheila Turner-Jones – Portland
Meri Walker – Talent
Pennsylvania
Shelle Barron – Erie
Christina Galbiati – Hazleton
Nora Gibson – Philadelphia
Richard S. McWherter – Derry
Mich Palmer – Philadelphia
Anson Seeno – Susquehanna River
Ira Upin – Philadelphia
South Carolina
Verneda Lights – Port Royal
Tennessee
Diane Marsella – Murfreesboro
Monya Nikahd – TN, USA
Catrin Westh (Cat) – Wartrace
Texas
Joshua Duttweiler – Corpus Christi
Ryan Henderson – Dallas
Leslie Kell – Austin
Elena Lipkowski – Austin
Chalda Maloff – Austin
Ann McIntyre – Dallas
Brad Michael Moore – Perrin
Aaron Novak – Houston
Utah
Grant Fuhst – Salt Lake City
Mirrored Oasis – Salt Lake City
Virginia
Davonte Bradley – Richmond
Washington
Jyl Blackwell – Mill Creek
Adrian Cain – Seattle
Elle Clayton – Seattle
Julian DePuma – Seattle
Iskra Johnson – Seattle
Akira Ohiso – Seattle
Wisconsin
Ellie Nikoo – Menomonie
Wyoming
Brandon S Gellis – Laramie
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FOUNDING ARTISTS
Colin Goldberg
Colin Goldberg is an American artist born in the Bronx, New York in 1971. The artist coined the term Techspressionism in 2011 for use as the title of a solo exhibition. It was first described as a movement in this 2014 WIRED article and was elaborated upon in this 2015 PBS interview with the artist. As an undergraduate painting student at at Binghamton University, Goldberg studied under Abstract Expressionist painter Angelo Ippolito. He holds a MFA in Computer Art from BGSU and is a recipient of grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the New York State Council on the Arts. Goldberg’s works reside in the permanent collections of the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, Stony Brook University Hospital and the Islip Art Museum. Goldberg served as a guest panelist for “Abstract Expressionism in the 21st Century Part 2”, a symposium held at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center in East Hampton, and was a guest speaker at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, NY for PechaKucha Hamptons in 2019.
Patrick Lichty
Patrick Lichty is an educator, media artist, writer, futurist, curator of over 30 years. He is currently a professor of media design at Zayed University in Abu Dhabi, where he is the Director of the Immersive Media Research Cluster. As an activist and artist, he was part of or worked with the collectives RTMark, Pocha Nostra, The Yes Men, Terminal Time, Second Front, Shared Universe, and Critical Art Ensemble.
Steve Miller
Steve Miller has been working with art, science and technology since 1980. He has collaborated with the 2003 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, Rod MacKinnon in a project about human protein. He has worked at Brookhaven National Labs and at CERN in Geneva where he lectured to the Theory Group. For a decade, Miller worked on a photographic project about the Amazon. Miller proposed to give Brazil, our planetary lungs, a medical check-up by taking x-rays of the flora and fauna. The project entitled Heath of the Planet has been published as two monographs, Radiographic, and Surf/Skate published by Glitterati Editions. His work has been presented as solo exhibitions in Paris, Hong Kong, Rio, London, Boston , New York City and, most recently, at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, DC.
Oz Van Rosen
Oz Van Rosen is an artist based in New York and Southampton. Using the underlying technology of photography, her art is created by randomly corrupting, bending and destroying digital data in an image to create an unpredictable aesthetic. By turning pixels into paintbrushes, she pushes the boundaries of photography into new visual possibilities, creating unique images that defer to the whim of technology. In this Beyond Photography interview, Oz describes her work as Abstract Techspressionism. Oz studied art at the New York School of the Arts.