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Giverny of the Midwest
exhibition and print installation
2 x 12 meters of performative scans
GALLERY AOP, Johanneburg South Africa
A slit-scan image, mapping out the incremental drift patterns of the Whitney music box. Shot using the slit-scan camera app on an iPod touch.
A strip photography self-portrait. It is possible! You just need a willing cousin to act as mirror modulator, some whiskey, and impeccable timing.
Chinese New Year celebrations.
Birmingham Flickr Meet 10th February 2008. Petri TTL adapted to use as slitscan camera, with Paragon 24mm lens. Agfa APX400 in Caffenol-C.
Photograph taken using my mobile phone which has a simple shutter. The effect of the slowly moving train makes the resulting image slant, similar to Lartigue's famous photo of the racing car.
Giverny of the Midwest
exhibition and print installation
2 x 12 meters of performative scans
GALLERY AOP, Johanneburg South Africa
For this last one, we reworked the box so the slit was at an angle. We were too tired at this point to figure out what would happen. As it turns out, not very much. On the right, we can see the carpet through the can, which is pretty weird. We were hoping for some twisting, but in retrospect, I think that would require us to change the angle between the vector of the slit's movement and the axis of rotation of the can, and that would take a more complicated setup. Next time!
playing around with the camera settings
taken with a hp touchsmart laptop, logitech pro webcam and slitscan application in openframeworks. I will release the source and exe when I get the FBO working and the bug out of my tiling code =)
On the way home from Vianen, sleepbootdagen 25 - 27 mei 2017
Picture made with slitscan technique: MatchTemplate
08:16 28-05-2017
two short dance films premiering at camp pixelache next weekend 3.12-13: wiki.pixelache.ac/camp11/home
Full size: www.flickr.com/photos/forresto/5496275067/sizes/o/
Giverny of the Midwest
exhibition and print installation
2 x 12 meters of performative scans
GALLERY AOP, Johanneburg South Africa
at the Frans Masereel Centre, Belgium. Work by nathaniel stern, printed by Zhane Warren, published by Art on Paper Gallery, johannesburg, 2007