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Ever Wonder What The Radio Frequency Spectrum Looks Like? Press Play And Find Out.
Equipped with a radio, an antenna, and home-made software, the artist sweeps the titular spectrum of radio frequencies. Every tenth of a second, the device takes a snapshot of its readings – a measure of electromagnetic activity on a specific frequency. This information is then paired with images of Montréal, digitally altered by these same measurements, to create a “documentary in sound” of the city’s spaces.
damien hirst, “pretty vacant” (1989) (at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)
Good Vibrations Storage Unit by Ferruccio Laviani
Echoes of faraway places and Oriental elements are glimpsed in the “disorienting” design of this storage unit, which seems to have been “deformed” by a strong jolt or by swaying movements. Although it appears to depart from the aesthetics of the past, in fact it draws upon ancient knowledge in the use of carving and fine wood workmanship.
BORIS CHIMP 504
BORIS CHIMP 504 is an audiovisual real-time performance that emphasizes audio synthesis and graphical languages in a futuristic Sci-Fi aesthetics. It’s a real time interactive/reactive system between the audio and the image, between the man and the machine.
Vídeo sobre a obra do artista multimídia japonês Ryoji Ikeda apresentada nos dias 7, 8 e 9 de setembro na Praia do Diabo, Arpoador no Rio de Janeiro. A apresentação faz parte do projeto OIR (Outras Idéias para o Rio de Janeiro) que traz á cidade diversos artistas estrangeiros e de outras partes do Brasil com intuito de ocuparem os espaços públicos da cidade com as mais diversas manifestações artísticas.
casey reas - process 7 (at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)
An Informal Catalogue of Slit-Scan Video Artworks and Research - Golan Levin and Collaborators
Slitscan imaging techniques are used to create static images of time-based phenomena. In traditional film photography, slit scan images are created by exposing film as it slides past a slit-shaped aperture. In the digital realm, thin slices are extracted from a sequence of video frames, and concatenated into a new image.
“Content is Queen” is a video art series of generative portraits that reflects on the foundations of democracy and the resilient nature of the structures of power. At the same time, it is a paradoxical dialogue and strange marriage between the banal and the utterly majestic: to create the series, the most popular (in a truly democratic sense) internet videos of a given moment are used as the input of a generative process that “paints” with action the portrait of the Queen.
