
Prodigy

by James Lanigan Thompson MFA
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$10,000
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62.000 x 42.000 x 6.000 inches
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Title
Prodigy
Artist
James Lanigan Thompson MFA
Medium
Painting - Acrylic Combine
Description
When I left IBM to become a QA Tester at Prodigy Internet. I was inspired to create a memory of this fabulous early internet company's premium offerings. This piece is a combine of found digital components packaging in the early setup of the company. White Plains, New York 1995 ( artwork completed and signed in the year 2000) on front and rear.
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August 30th, 2015
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Comments (20)

Trudee Hunter
A fascinating composition James. Very unique. L
James Lanigan Thompson MFA replied:
Large piece collected, assembled, rendered in acrylics while employed at Prodigy Internet startup. Stored in New York and available for sale to you half price.

Connie Handscomb
Stunning! a compartmentalization of the modern hieroglyphics of our digital age; the labyrinth & mazes we have created for our electronic brains are here in an amazing Time Capsule artwork .. compelling, intriguing & ultimately satisfying. This is in an elite category all its own :))

Stephen Killeen
Fantastic work James... love the arrangement of the design and tones. very interesting to look at and great feel and mood. I liked reading the description as well... takes me back to the 1990s and early days of the Internet along with the later days of BBSes/modems. ;)) L/F!

Catherine Sherman
This is spectacular, James. It has a vintage feel, yet also modern. I love the colors, and of course the composition is perfect! L/F

Belinda Low
I got the retro feel - this looks a bit like turntables where vinyls were spun and good ol' songs heard...V creative indeed! Great work, James! F/V
James Lanigan Thompson MFA replied:
Synthesised subconscious designs in manufacturing during the early digital age. Highlighting the awareness of archetypal forms mankind continues to use since the stone age. Colorations are reintroduced gilded age via modern plastic acrylics. The underlying theme is modern plastics are both destroying our environs and beautifying it. It only depends on how you view this new material.

Nancy Kane Chapman
The feeling is other worldly....the colors so beautiful we couldn't conceive that they are not just design but are parts which function. Very nice indeed! F/L++
James Lanigan Thompson MFA replied:
They did function once. Carefully designed to house intricate electronic parts that produced premium internet experiences. In effect they where the skins (masks) of the digital age. A series I started in 1980.

Barbie Corbett-Newmin
I love the colors and visual interest in this a-maze-ing techno-retro work.
James Lanigan Thompson MFA replied:
Thanks Barbie!!! Painted in the mid-90s while testing new software at Prodigy Internet. Completely restored to new condition August 2015. Cherry wood box frame added.

Joel Bruce Wallach
This wonderful work neatly fuses the look of futuristic technology with the feel of ancient archetypal symbols, James!
James Lanigan Thompson MFA replied:
Oh Joel! your such a charming poetic soul. I would sell it to you for half price you sweet man.

Bobbie Barth
What a fantastic memory you created. Love the 3-D feel of the piece and all the fun looking swirly patterns.
James Lanigan Thompson MFA replied:
Bobbie thanks sooo much - art is a great way to keep memories !!!

Val Arie
James I love this piece! It is beautiful and mesmerizing...oh how I would love to see it in person!
James Lanigan Thompson MFA replied:
If your in the Pearl River neighborhood from beautiful Lambertville be my guest. Thanks Val !!!