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Low mass X-ray binaries, like the artist's impression shown to the right, consist of a low mass star like our sun and a compact object, such as a neutron star or a black hole. Matter is transferred from the normal star to the neutron star, forming a disk of material around the neutron star. X-rays are emitted as the material falls onto the neutron star.

Where lives intersect sine and sine

Binary World réalisation artwork

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Sterling silver chrysoprase

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There's 10 types of people who'd appreciate this knapweed...

This pun is awful even by geek humor standards.

This is what I got when I asked, "Can I take a picture of you?"

for Mission24: NUMBERS

 

...some people think I'm a nerd because I have a binary welcome mat. That's absurd....it's the other way around.

The dual source of light created a binary star illusion with the wavy shoreline creating the perfect shiing reflection . The sole tree served as a isolated object..

The installation Binary Waves is constituted by a network of rotating and luminous panels of 3 meter-high and 60 centimetres wide, forming a kinetic wall. The panels rotate around their vertical axis, and have a black mirror on one side and a white aluminium side. Their rotation is controlled by microprocessors, allowing to determine precisely the rotation speed and angle, while their networking allows to synchronise the movement over the panels. The microprocessors are connected to sensors, capturing the surrounding infrastructural flows, defining the frequency and amplitude of the rotation. According to this set up, each impulse is transmitted from one panel to the other, describing visual waves running from one side of the installation to the other, and then bouncing back while progressively loosing oscillation.

 

The kinetic principle driving the installation is derived from wave propagation in water, which, because of the proximity with the canal, is one of the project's major contextual parameters. This analogy between wave propagation and the programming of the panel's rotation behaviour, is founded in the characterisation of the urban context as a fluid state constituted of micro events. As such the installation is based on the concept of rhythm inscribing single urban events into a collective pattern addressing the principle of flows.

 

Furthermore, each captured signal is related to a sound reinforcing the perception of the circulation frequency and leading to a soundscape. All these principles relate the 'micro-events' happening in the area to a unified play of light, colours and sounds directly derived from the rhythm of the city flows.

 

Binary Waves is exhibited at Gare St. Denis RER D, Paris, in the context of the Art Grandeur Nature Biennale, from 20.09 until 19.10.08.

 

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Photograph by: J. Rae Chipera all rights reserved

Series: "The Otherworldlys" - personal project (not portfolio work) but licensing available.

Photograph taken at the Cholla Forest, Joshua Tree National Park, California

The design of this clock remains a little bit to the startreck lcars-interface. The four segments in the middle show the bits 8 and 4 (blue) and 2 and 1 (green).

The for segments in the outer show the quarter hours, dimming up in 15 steps corresponding to the minutes of every quarter.

 

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Fuji X-A1 with Sigma 28mm f/2.8 Canon FD mount. Savoy, Massachusetts

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