Ellen Eischen

Creativity Counts: Possibilities Shaped by Constraints of Arithmetic was originally presented at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, April 10 through July 11, 2021, under the direction of faculty partner Professor Ellen Eischen and JSMA curator Cheryl Hartup and with assistance from consultant Heather Barnes.  In addition to the work displayed in the original exhibit at the JSMA, several newer pieces are displayed in the ongoing exhibit at the University of Oregon's Computing Center.

Descriptions of the pieces originally exhibited at the JSMA are linked from the Creativity Counts website.

Descriptions of the additional pieces exhibited at the Computing Center are linked from here:

• Clutch Anderson (third-year undergraduate), Grid Partitions, 2022, Digital print on acrylic
  
• Clutch Anderson (third-year undergraduate), Riley Burton (third-year undergraduate), William Doerr (first-year undergraduate), Pashia Hickman (first-year undergraduate), Sparks of Symmetry, 2022, 5 digital prints on metal and animations on the monitor
• Cruz Godar (first-year undergraduate),Finite Subdivisions, Abelian Sandpiles, Julia Sets, Juliabulbs, Newton's Method, Quasi-Fuchsian Groups, Wilson's Algorithm, 2020, Rotating animations on the monitor