- Luke Murphy : Certainty Shelter, 2009 Installation
- Luke Murphy : Certainty Shelter, 2009 Installation
- Luke Murphy : Certainty Shelter, 2009 Installation
- Luke Murphy : Certainty Shelter, 2009 Installation
- Luke Murphy : Certainty Shelter, 2009 Installation
- Luke Murphy : Certainty Shelter, 2009 Installation
- Luke Murphy : Good Eye, Bad Eye, 2009, Application, computer hardware, 20 minute video loop of high definition DVD
- Luke Murphy : Luke's Guitar, 2009, Guitar, cowboy hat, reflective yellow paint, glass beads
- Luke Murphy : Dance of Perfect Randomness, Digital work, executable file, Geiger counter, Vaseline glass source, analog-digital converter, computer Non-repeating forms in color and light responding to radioactive decay interpreted by the software. The Dance of Perfect Randomness uses a news photo of Iranian artists performing at the celebration of the enrichment of uranium in 2007 as its base. This image of beatific admiration for the definitive symbol of 20th and 21st century power, technology and terror reminds us of a similar cultural response in post-WWII America. The piece uses the photo's color and imagery but frees the doves to respond to the signals sent by Geiger counter, creating a series of endless unique images that evokes religious painting. For every tick, which signals a particle of radioactive decay, a bird is released.
- Luke Murphy : Drift, Digital work, executable file, Geiger counter, Vaseline glass source, analog-digital converter, computer Non-repeating forms in color and light responding to radioactive decay interpreted by the software. A miasmic cloud of light forms and reforms as a low hum drones. All aspects, color, shape, sound and timing are a response to the perfect randomness detected by the Geiger counter, creating an aurora borealis out of decay.
- Luke Murphy : Barny's next step without canvas, Digital work, executable file, Geiger counter, Vaseline glass source, analog-digital converter, computer Non-repeating forms in color and light responding to radioactive decay interpreted by the software. Based directly on Barnett Newman's "Vir Heroicus Sublimis" (1950-51), Barney's Next Step Without Canvas dynamically forms digital versions of the iconic abstract painting. Barnett Newman's concern with the sublimity of time and the effect of the red as it washes over the observer is re-literalized while the artist introduces a new version of the sublime, the absolute and ineluctable randomness produced by the decay of uranium.
- Luke Murphy : Demon Collisions, Demons sprites expanding across a hyperbolic disk driven by a Geiger counter recording the radioactive decay of uranium. Digital projection, CPU, Geiger counter, serial-USB interface, radioactive source.
- Luke Murphy : Kaleidoscope and Demon Collisions, Digital projection, CPU
- Luke Murphy : Porno Painter, Installation of digital video installation
- Luke Murphy : Installation, The Release from Bitterness
- Luke Murphy : 49 Androgynous Female demons, Digital image, printed at 24"x30"
- Luke Murphy : The Cup of Loneliness, Slide from the PowerPoint presentation the Cup of Loneliness, also printed at 24"x30"
Artist’s website: www.lukelab.com