In 1980, Dominic Lam invented a painting process named "Chromoskedasic Painting" or "NanoArt". This process is based on the scattering of light as it reflects from chemically coated emulsion paper, such as black and white photographic paper. The silver atoms on the paper are realigned by light and by the chemical solutions to form particles of different sizes which scatter any incident light to produce different colours. This catalogue features a series of Chromoskedasic Painting exhibited at the Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art in 2005. With artist biography.

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Onsite

publisher

Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, 上海多倫現代美術館 (Shanghai, China)

Location code

MON.LMK

Language

Chinese - Simplified,

English

Keyword

painting, solo exhibition

Publication/Creation date

2005

No of pages

No of copies

Content type

artist monograph,

catalogue

Chapter headings

Nine Courts Diagram and the Chromoskedasci Process: An Artistic Amalgamation of Ancient Culture and Modern Technology - LAM Mankit Dominic, 林文傑

Chromoskedasic Painting - LAM Mankit Dominic, 林文傑, Bryant W. ROSSITER

Amalgamation of Art and Science: The Painting of Dominic Man-Kit Lam - Chutsing LI, 李鑄晉

Lam Man-Kit, Dominic: An Appreciation - LEE Oufan Leo, 李歐梵

The Alchemy of Light - CHANG Tsongzung Johnson, 張頌仁

Related event

venue	date
Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai, China \| 上海多倫現代美術館	2005

Artist

LAM Mankit Dominic, 林文傑

Organiser

Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, 上海多倫現代美術館 (Shanghai, China)

Citation

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