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Jylian Gustlin

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Jylian Gustlin is an American painter associated with the 1960s—70s San Francisco Bay Area Figurative Movement. Although using traditional painting techniques, her paintings explore the impact of new technologies on perception. Her work is inspired by mathematical theories such as the Fibonacci sequence.[1]

Life and education

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Gustlin grew up in the Bay Area. She studied mathematics and computer science at San José State University and received a BFA from the Art Academy of San Francisco. She became a graphics programmer and art director for Apple Inc..

References

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  1. ^ "One Empire Pass Gallery of Art". Gallery MAR.
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