For this piece I spliced up 36 different sci-fi films, combined together to become an interlace of cinema. This here is an excerpt of the first 8 minutes - I simply don't have access to the computational power right now to put out a full render.
Originally I was hoping to work with 108 films, splicing 1 across 10 pixels each for a 1080 master, but again this was a bit of a strain on my Macbook.
36 seemed to be a nice number that balanced somewhere…
For this piece I spliced up 36 different sci-fi films, combined together to become an interlace of cinema. This here is an excerpt of the first 8 minutes - I simply don't have access to the computational power right now to put out a full render.
Originally I was hoping to work with 108 films, splicing 1 across 10 pixels each for a 1080 master, but again this was a bit of a strain on my Macbook.
36 seemed to be a nice number that balanced somewhere…
Single-Channel, HD 720p Video, Silent, 16:9
5 minutes & 19 seconds, Infinite Loop
MUTE CITY DREEMZ debuted at the CELLULOID CAVE exhibition, Blindside Gallery Melbourne, Australia, from 17th – 20th of November, 2010.
Also shown as part of the BYOB Utrecht, via Setup Media Lab Utrecht, Netherlands, 19th May, 2011.
In its original presentation the piece was projected onto frosted glass covered with trace, viewable above a doorway from both sides…
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Airfield (2009)
8’38”00
Dimensions Variable
Man's landing on the moon opened up a new consciousness for humans: for the first time we saw our planet as a whole, rather than a collection of divided countries and continents. Similarly, a new perception of ourselves has emerged with the proliferation of high quality satellite imagery, such as those provided by Google Earth. We now have access to the collective Space Eye,…
Audio is a live recording from the set, however the video recording didn't turn out so great, so this is instead a rough mock-up of how it went. Obviously a lot of the improvisations that took place visually on the night are missing, but this will give you an idea. Something of a compilation of video work from 2008 :+ a lot of digicam movies from my travels, weaved into some samples from 'The Future is Not What is Used To Be', finishing with flickery…
'Death To Yevgeny Nourish' is an installation work that was shown from Oct 20th - 31st at the 'New Genres' group show, at RMIT School of Art Gallery in Melbourne, Australia.
The piece uses a live fish housed inside a tank to which a small LCD screen is attached. The screen flickers visuals, while the fish (a Japanese Fighter fish) swims inside the tank ~ creating a wispy silhouette against an ambient wash of colour.
The piece does not contain any…
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