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'''Zhe Ikiyuyu''' was an artist | '''Zhe Ikiyuyu''' was an artist famous for [[block transfer sculpture]]s. | ||
== Biography == | |||
Zhe was trained in [[Block Transfer Computation]] on [[Logopolis]]. | |||
They resided on a [[Zhe's moon|moon]] of [[Ouloumos]]. There they hosted parties on their that the [[Tenth Doctor]] remembered fondly. To better understand the experience of others, they used various body augmentations, in particular, changing the gender. During the visit of the Tenth Doctor and [[Gabby Gonzalez]] Zhe was in the form of a female with four arms and three eyes. | |||
Facing criticism of their works, they withdrew their block transfer sculptures from the [[Pentaquoteque Gallery]] on Ouloumos and exiled themselves to their private retreat on the [[Zhe's moon|its moon]]. However, feeling lonely there, they created the [[binary apprentice]], a [[block transfer sculpture]] with an [[artificial intelligence|AI]] persona. In doing so Zhe managed to sidestep the incompatibility between Block Transfer Computation and computational machines by using an organic matrix, the [[quantum sphere]]. The apprentice became a physical manifestation of Zhe's self-doubt. Unable to control their creation, Zhe spent around a century in a voluntary stasis. | |||
When the Doctor managed to telepathically reach Zhe in their stasis and return back to reality, they reverted the apprentice back into the quantum sphere, unhappy that the apprentice turned from creation to destruction. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Arts in Space (comic story)|The Arts in Space]]'') | |||
== Art == | |||
Zhe painted portraits of the [[Second Doctor|Second]] and [[Third Doctor]]s, which were later hung in the [[TARDIS art gallery]] ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Lady of the Blue Box (comic story)|Lady of the Blue Box]]'') and a portrait of the [[Forth Doctor]] with [[Romana II]] that they kept in their private gallery ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Arts in Space (comic story)|The Arts in Space]]''). | |||
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Revision as of 21:45, 14 September 2017
Zhe Ikiyuyu was an artist famous for block transfer sculptures.
Biography
Zhe was trained in Block Transfer Computation on Logopolis.
They resided on a moon of Ouloumos. There they hosted parties on their that the Tenth Doctor remembered fondly. To better understand the experience of others, they used various body augmentations, in particular, changing the gender. During the visit of the Tenth Doctor and Gabby Gonzalez Zhe was in the form of a female with four arms and three eyes.
Facing criticism of their works, they withdrew their block transfer sculptures from the Pentaquoteque Gallery on Ouloumos and exiled themselves to their private retreat on the its moon. However, feeling lonely there, they created the binary apprentice, a block transfer sculpture with an AI persona. In doing so Zhe managed to sidestep the incompatibility between Block Transfer Computation and computational machines by using an organic matrix, the quantum sphere. The apprentice became a physical manifestation of Zhe's self-doubt. Unable to control their creation, Zhe spent around a century in a voluntary stasis.
When the Doctor managed to telepathically reach Zhe in their stasis and return back to reality, they reverted the apprentice back into the quantum sphere, unhappy that the apprentice turned from creation to destruction. (COMIC: The Arts in Space)
Art
Zhe painted portraits of the Second and Third Doctors, which were later hung in the TARDIS art gallery (COMIC: Lady of the Blue Box) and a portrait of the Forth Doctor with Romana II that they kept in their private gallery (COMIC: The Arts in Space).
