http://www.k2.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/members/alvaro/Khronos/Khronos_P5/Khronos_Applets.htm
http://www.youtube.com/user/the29novfilms?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/17/Js08kjQtHsQhttp://www.esoteric.msu.edu/jpg/Uebersinnliche_Leben.jpeg
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- you need to post a description! (even if you are still figuring it out – write…something!)
ReplyDelete- without a written description I have to comment based on what it is I took from your verbal presentation – it sounds like you are planning to make a work that, on the surface speaks to the frame of the camera & the degree in which it illuminates or obfuscates perception…but which, actually speaks to our greater experience within the world.
- A very ambitious project! I like that you are starting with process first – with a series of attempts at visualizing the very thing you are making a work about. I was reading your intended process as if you were preparing to undergo a series of scientific experiments in a way – attempts to visualize and document the limits of our perception. I like this idea – a series of experiments presented as an overall statement or essay. You should research scientific method – the steps scientists follow when undergoing an experiment – set up a degree of rigour for yourself – rules to help guide you.
- I did wonder about the object you choose to work with in the first scenario you are developing? Why a chess piece? it feels a bit obvious to me. I think you can think about this more. Perhaps the object furthers your conceptual framework in a way that begins to make sense as we move through the series of works (videos/shots) – so that – in the moment of watching this first scene it seems to be a random object…but as we continue through with the subsequent scenes we begin to apply higher meaning to that initial object based on what we see next.
- Some things to look at:
- works by semiconductor (we watched their ‘black rain’ in class) http://www.semiconductorfilms.com/
- Ted Victoria – and his camera obscura-type works – these are projections of the objects themselves – ie: no camera used to generate the image…the projections are like lens-based camera obscuras - http://www.tedvictoria.com I especially thinking of his light bulb works: http://srandsgallery.com/index.php?/artists/ted_victoria/works/lightbulbs_male_and_female/13/
- http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-b2wnsGyByXg/TlVdPUfI0wI/AAAAAAAAAww/xsPCjaohEIE/s1600/Ted%2BVictoria%2Blightbulbs.png
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