Amalia Pica Work from her oeuvre. “Using materials such as photocopies, light bulbs, drinking glasses, and cardboard, Amalia Pica (b. 1978, Argentina) confronts the failures, gaps, and slippages of communication. The act of delivering and receiving a verbal or nonverbal message, and the various forms that communicative exchange may take, along with the very limits [...]
Archives for posts tagged ‘projection’
Diana Thater
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Diana Thater Work from her oeuvre. “Diana Thater’s video installations describe a technologically mediated nature while revealing the mechanics of media representation. Thater has applied red, green, and blue colored gels—representing the elemental palette of video—to the glass walls of the museum’s café, transforming the entire space chromatically while at the same time, introducing us [...]
Gregory Kalliche
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Gregory Kalliche Work from his oeuvre (statement specifically for the above works). “This series of works utilizes light to depict images and collages in physical space. Large light stencils, masked projections, and incisions into backlit surfaces create a variety of images and figures that have been removed, reworked and repurposed from their original contexts. As [...]
Julius von Bismarck
Monday, 5 March 2012
Julius von Bismarck Work from The Space Beyond Me “What happens, if a projector moves while it is projecting in exactly the same way in which the camera moved that recorded the film, which is now being projected?What happens, is similar to processes happening in the brain when we perceive our surroundings. Virtual rooms or [...]
Paul Chan
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Paul Chan Work from The 7 Lights from his exhibition at the New Museum. The videos and drawings from the exhibition can be seen here. “This exhibition marks the American premiere of Paul Chan’s complete series “The 7 Lights,” offering a unique occasion to explore the practice of a New York-based artist whose work engages [...]
Robert Seidel
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Robert Seidel Work from folds “The work folds for the Lindenau Museum (Altenburg, Germany) may be understood as a rapprochement with the history of the museum’s collection of plaster casts. I was particularly interested in the ancient, fragmented bodies – how through the loss of limbs they became almost abstract, fragmentary sculptures and yet still disclosed [...]
Frank Eickhoff
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Frank Eickhoff Work from his oeuvre. “I am photographing constructed objects made of different materials, such as paper cuts, prints, foil, paint, metal, wood etc. On top of that I project digital generated light which is mapped in realtime on the objects and the scene. At some point the digital process and the materials visually [...]
Jonas Lund and Anika Schwarzlose
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Jonas Lund and Anika Schwarzlose Work from Colourful Pieces of Sky. “The work is a participatory exploration of the relation between objects, images and semantics on the internet. We created a small platform that serves as our set up model, an engine constantly browsing the image sharing platform flickr, extracting the latest photgraph that’s tagged [...]
Joe McKay
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Joe McKay Work from Sunset Solitaire. “Sunset Solitaire references computer games, of course, in this case one played by an individual and watched by others, but there are a range of other associations. The Hudson River School painters and Mark Rothko’s glowing rectangles readily come to mind, as do the evocatively nostalgic memories of drive-in [...]
Charles Benton
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Charles Benton Work from his oeuvre. Below is an interview with HUH Magazine. “…You do a lot of installation work as well as photography, installation work is often conceptual while photographers are often formalistic. Do you consider yourself a formalist or conceptualist? I think installation is perceived as more conceptual and photography as more formal [...]
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