'Technology' Category
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Brian Eno – The Man Who Fell to Glitch
The above images were created by opening the movie, “Brian Eno, The Man Who Fell to Earth 1971-1977″ in VLC then, when paused, skipping about through the timeline. At some points the images resolved correctly, but in a lot of others the images got heavily distorted, creating the chunky artifacts you see above. The effect [...]
Timescope
A telescope into the past and the future. The Wall timescope lets viewers experience their surroundings in different times and states. Using a combination of binocular optics and web cam, the timescope shows viewers the scene that lies before them as live web cam transmission – and it transports them through time by adding visual [...]
ATOM: Christopher Bauder + Robert Henke
The timing of my finding this work is great, as I’m starting to generate ideas for April’s Sound Noir 3 Year Anniversary. Because there’s no good place — screen — to project on at The Morgan, I’m again enlisting the balloons I used for the John Roberts / Norm Talley party in November of 2010. [...]
Origin – United Visual Artists / Scanner
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Dev Harlan – “Parmenides I”, 2011
I would have loved to have seen this show. Unfortunately I’m about a month late. Though I couldn’t see it in person, the video has given me still more ideas I can incorporate into the visuals I’ll be doing at Sound Noir on November 19th.
Siri And The Dawning Age Of Artificial Intelligence
Below is a post I wrote for CScout’s Trendpool. The last paragraph was liberally edited by Paula as I’m still wrapping my head around the voice and direction our Trendpool posts should take. Most everything else stands as is. Ubiquitous AI will aid consumers and the brands that target them With the inclusion of the [...]
Filigree
Back in school everyone going through the photography department needed to take a class that was all about experimenting with alternative photographic processes. One specific class in the semester had us using unconventional items in place of negatives in enlargers. I don’t really remember where it came from, but I found myself stuffing a hair [...]
A Deepness In the Sky
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Inspiration via Cassini
Elements of this video, composed of Cassini photographs of Saturn, are very much in line with what I want to do at Sound Noir come Saturday.
