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Images from Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA) all shot from the stepped staircase area on ground level using a 90 mm lens at f2.0.
I shot a similar series earlier in the year, but foolishly deleted the files from my PC.
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If these were ever displayed somewhere they would be huge.
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Abstraction is a performance installation that Inspired by Complicite's A Disappearing Number, this performance installation explores the key themes of mathematics, collision between East and West, and the interconnections of human relationships. Conceptualized as a visual score, and drawing references fro leading contemporary artists like Robert Wilson and Robert Lepage, the performance installation seeks to explore a new perspective accessible to the audience of 21st Century. Merging real-time technology with live performance, this re-invention blurs the lines between arts and science. Abstraction aims to leave behind something of permanent value, reverberating the life of memories.
Abstraction is created and designed by Theatre+Performance and Interactive Art Level 2 Students in collaboration with Acting Level 1 In Lasalle College of Arts.
Project Leaders - Cherilyn Woo a& Mithru Vigneshwara
Assistant project Leaders - Khairul Kamsani
Directors - Cherilyn Woo, Khairul Kamsani, Rachael Nonis, Fairuz Atiqah
Set Designer - Mithru Vigneshwara
VIsual Composers - Jacky Boen, Adam Aw & Mui Rui Yi
Interaction Designer / Developer - Zac Ong
Sound Designer - Khairul Kamsani, Benjamin Low, Adam Aw
Stage Manager - Josiah Yoong
Sound Engineer - Sage Tan
Costume and props Co-ordinator - Fairuz Atiqah
Projection engineer - Kailash
Front of House Manager - Rachael Nonis
Cast
Aninda - Andrew Sutherland
Ruth - Chng XIn Xuan
Al - Benedict Hew
Ramanujan - Ali Anwar
Hardy - Kyle Gannon
Jenaki - Farez Najid
Ramanujan's Mother - Rytasha Rathod
Surita - Frances Lee
Lecture student / Passenger - Dominque De Marco
Lecture student / Passenger - Morweena Maclean
Barbara - chanel chan
Harvard Professor - Shana Yap
Fellow#1 - Lian Sutton
Fellow#2 - Axel Renevey
The photo is executed in technique «LightGraphic » or «The painting of light», that assumes illumination of model by small light sources in darkness on long endurance.
Thus, all lightcloth (composition) - is one Photo Exposition, is embodied on a matrix of the camera in one click of a shutter.
Si vous croyez que c’est abstrait, goûtez-le… C’est du concret ! ;)
(Plating wolfberry by Jordan Kahn)
L'art de dresser et présenter une assiette comme un chef de la gastronomie...
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Abstraction is a performance installation that Inspired by Complicite's A Disappearing Number, this performance installation explores the key themes of mathematics, collision between East and West, and the interconnections of human relationships. Conceptualized as a visual score, and drawing references fro leading contemporary artists like Robert Wilson and Robert Lepage, the performance installation seeks to explore a new perspective accessible to the audience of 21st Century. Merging real-time technology with live performance, this re-invention blurs the lines between arts and science. Abstraction aims to leave behind something of permanent value, reverberating the life of memories.
Abstraction is created and designed by Theatre+Performance and Interactive Art Level 2 Students in collaboration with Acting Level 1 In Lasalle College of Arts.
Project Leaders - Cherilyn Woo a& Mithru Vigneshwara
Assistant project Leaders - Khairul Kamsani
Directors - Cherilyn Woo, Khairul Kamsani, Rachael Nonis, Fairuz Atiqah
Set Designer - Mithru Vigneshwara
VIsual Composers - Jacky Boen, Adam Aw & Mui Rui Yi
Interaction Designer / Developer - Zac Ong
Sound Designer - Khairul Kamsani, Benjamin Low, Adam Aw
Stage Manager - Josiah Yoong
Sound Engineer - Sage Tan
Costume and props Co-ordinator - Fairuz Atiqah
Projection engineer - Kailash
Front of House Manager - Rachael Nonis
Cast
Aninda - Andrew Sutherland
Ruth - Chng XIn Xuan
Al - Benedict Hew
Ramanujan - Ali Anwar
Hardy - Kyle Gannon
Jenaki - Farez Najid
Ramanujan's Mother - Rytasha Rathod
Surita - Frances Lee
Lecture student / Passenger - Dominque De Marco
Lecture student / Passenger - Morweena Maclean
Barbara - chanel chan
Harvard Professor - Shana Yap
Fellow#1 - Lian Sutton
Fellow#2 - Axel Renevey
Abstraction is a performance installation that Inspired by Complicite's A Disappearing Number, this performance installation explores the key themes of mathematics, collision between East and West, and the interconnections of human relationships. Conceptualized as a visual score, and drawing references fro leading contemporary artists like Robert Wilson and Robert Lepage, the performance installation seeks to explore a new perspective accessible to the audience of 21st Century. Merging real-time technology with live performance, this re-invention blurs the lines between arts and science. Abstraction aims to leave behind something of permanent value, reverberating the life of memories.
Abstraction is created and designed by Theatre+Performance and Interactive Art Level 2 Students in collaboration with Acting Level 1 In Lasalle College of Arts.
Project Leaders - Cherilyn Woo a& Mithru Vigneshwara
Assistant project Leaders - Khairul Kamsani
Directors - Cherilyn Woo, Khairul Kamsani, Rachael Nonis, Fairuz Atiqah
Set Designer - Mithru Vigneshwara
VIsual Composers - Jacky Boen, Adam Aw & Mui Rui Yi
Interaction Designer / Developer - Zac Ong
Sound Designer - Khairul Kamsani, Benjamin Low, Adam Aw
Stage Manager - Josiah Yoong
Sound Engineer - Sage Tan
Costume and props Co-ordinator - Fairuz Atiqah
Projection engineer - Kailash
Front of House Manager - Rachael Nonis
Cast
Aninda - Andrew Sutherland
Ruth - Chng XIn Xuan
Al - Benedict Hew
Ramanujan - Ali Anwar
Hardy - Kyle Gannon
Jenaki - Farez Najid
Ramanujan's Mother - Rytasha Rathod
Surita - Frances Lee
Lecture student / Passenger - Dominque De Marco
Lecture student / Passenger - Morweena Maclean
Barbara - chanel chan
Harvard Professor - Shana Yap
Fellow#1 - Lian Sutton
Fellow#2 - Axel Renevey
This was taken at the same location in Tacoma that has nearly every inch of their yard covered in outdoor Christmas decorations. I was focusing on the limbs of a rose bush along the sidewalk and got some interesting light bokeh in the shot as well.
This abstraction fascinates me :-)
An attempt at mimicking my teacher's digital abstractions. This abstraction was extracted from a combination of this shot and this shot.
Today’s Daily Shoot assignment is:
Get creative with abstraction today. Make a photograph of patterns and/or shapes that aren't recognizable objects.
Not recognizable to you? Maybe, like me, you don't dust very often...yes, a feather duster, up close and personal! :) Lorenzo Walker campus, Naples, FL
Honfleur (France) - 22/02/14
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Nikon D300s - AF-S NIKKOR 16-85 MM F/3,5-5,6 DX VR
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