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Fractured Form, features Philip Evett and Ansen Seale
an installation of sculpture and photography
curated by Kevin Vogel, owner of Valley House Gallery
Saturday, October 17 through November 7, 2009
Arrangement of 'Slit Scan' Automatic Camera
FJ Whyte & Partners
Taken from Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition (April to September 2019)
The exhibition tells the story of Stanley Kubrick the meticulous genius, exploring his unique command of the creative design process of film making, from storyteller to director to editor.
[Design Museum]
A video installation for Vitrine08, an exhibition with a focus on sound curated by Senjan Jansen. We designed an installation on the platform between the wooden escalators that bring people to the historic pedestrian tunnel below the Schelde river. The tunnel is the connection for commuters from the other side of Antwerp and is very popular with strollers during the weekend. In combination with the amplified mechanical sounds of the ancient moving staircase, the videos of rotating and morphing objects trying to restore their original forms, transformed the location into a massive machine, a futuristic showcase. The Vitrine08 installation was also presented in the group show “vom gehen in viele richtungen” at KIT in Düsseldorf in combination with the WWW video.
June 2008
More info and video here.
Giverny of the Midwest
exhibition and print installation
2 x 12 meters of performative scans
GALLERY AOP, Johanneburg South Africa
These images were created using a digital slitscan process. I wrote a program that generates several groups of 3d primitives. The separate groups of primitives are rotated in slightly different directions slowly while every frame of rotation a column of pixels is sampled from the middle of the image and used to make a picture.
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is this a cliche [yet]?
when i took these shots I know I didn't get whatever it was I wanted (phones are the worst choice when taking photos out of moving vehicles) but i absolutely love it now.
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.
A video installation for Vitrine08, an exhibition with a focus on sound curated by Senjan Jansen. We designed an installation on the platform between the wooden escalators that bring people to the historic pedestrian tunnel below the Schelde river. The tunnel is the connection for commuters from the other side of Antwerp and is very popular with strollers during the weekend. In combination with the amplified mechanical sounds of the ancient moving staircase, the videos of rotating and morphing objects trying to restore their original forms, transformed the location into a massive machine, a futuristic showcase. The Vitrine08 installation was also presented in the group show “vom gehen in viele richtungen” at KIT in Düsseldorf in combination with the WWW video.
June 2008
More info and video here.
These images were created using a digital slitscan process. I wrote a program that generates several groups of 3d primitives. The separate groups of primitives are rotated in slightly different directions slowly while every frame of rotation a column of pixels is sampled from the middle of the image and used to make a picture.
Project Page: