A collection of images from my research.

City Skyline at Night Mountain View Detail of a painted design from a Mochica vessel showing two weavers using backstrap looms, an ancient technique still in use today throughout the Andean region, Peru. Mochica. 100 600 AD. North coast of Peru. (Photo by Werner Forman/Universal Images Group/Getty Images) Different Al-Sadu pictographs woven in different Shajarah from Sadu pieces taken from Kuwait National Museum and Al-Sadu Weaving Cooperative Society. 1) hodaj, 2) wooden camel's saddle, 3) ear rings, 4) Necklace, 5) a man with a camel, 6) a horse, 7) wooden comb (top) & nan goat (bottom), 8) roster, 9) mosquito (top) & wasem (camel branding sign), 10) Kuwait water towers, 11) a scorpion and a snake, 12) a bird, 13) a butterfly (top) and a pair of scissors, 14) desert shrub, 15) a radio/tape recorder, 16) a war plane, 17) a commercial plane, 18) a solder, 19) the word Kuwait, 20) a water heating pot (top) , two coffee pots (middle), & incense burner, 21) Kuwait TV logo, 22) school bus, and 23) a set of Arabic alphabets (top) with small ear rings (bottom) and zigzag lines resembling the snake paths or desert grass (the thick lines mean dense grass and the thin lines mean light grass). With Verticals, 1946, by Anni Albers, red cotton and linen. The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, Bethany CT. © 2018 The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/DACS, London. Photography: Tim Nighswander/Imaging4Art Bridget Riley’s Movement in Squares, 1961. Photograph: Bridget Riley Susan Kare. Graphic icon sketch. 1982–1983 Susan Kare. Graphic icon sketch. 1982–1983 Weaving Pattern Manuscript c. 1800 Attributed to John Landes (American, 1758–1821) A 32 × 32 core memory plane storing 1024 bits (or 128 bytes) of data. The small black rings at the intersections of the grid wires, organised in four squares, are the ferrite cores. Jay Forrester holding core memory plane Super Mario Clouds Cellular Automata Cellular Automata Cellular Automata Cellular Automata Herbert W. Franke's 1986 print features black and white pixel imagery and computer code, created using an Apple II computer. Undulating twill On Weaving plate 19> Mondrian (1979) “An interactively controlled, dynamic program, developed by Herbert W. Franke in 1979 for the TI 99/4 from Texas Instruments. Cyrix GXm Intel 80186