After training in classical painting, Lynds seized upon a new technology called fiber optics
to open up new esthetic territory. Fiber optics uses translucent cable as thin as a strand of hair to transmit light or data. More important for Lynds's purposes is its capacity to carry light around corners, which is to say that light entering at one end or tip of this thin cable will emerge at the other tip, no matter how the cable is twisted and...
LYNDS, Clyde
(*1936)