Images
Clouds
Clouds features prominent and emerging computer hackers, media artists, and critics talking about
the creative use of code, the future of data, interfaces, and computational visuals. A series
of conversational vignettes centered around thematic topics, the subjects float in a black void,
their figures composed of tiny points connected by lines that flicker and break apart at the edges. They're
made out of pure computational matter -- the same class of material the artist depicted work with on a daily basis.
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Ask Me Anything
with Golan Levin
Esteemed media artist Golan Levin and FITC gave the opportunity to ask him anything via Reddit.
Golan has answered the questions in the video below, which I created with Jonathan Minard while
attending the STUDIO for Creative Inquiry as a fellow doing initial research on the
RGBDToolkit
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» behind the scenes on Creative Apps
No Clipping
No Clipping is a meta-project and documentation for the ArtHack day at
319 Scholes. For a weekend artist and hackers gathered in the Bushwick warehouse to create new artistic
experiments with technology. For our hack, Alexander Porter
and I captured the vibe with the RGBDToolkit
Sound by Pearson Wallace-Hoyt
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DepthEditorDebug
DepthEditorDebug is the latest output from a collaborative photography and software project with
Alexander Porter.
We intend for these images to represent a hint of the potential for play
and experimentation in a world of advanced imaging technology.
The images depict fragments of candid photographs placed into 3-dimensional space.
They use depth data captured from a Microsoft XBOX Kinect video game controller
with hacked drivers, digital SLR images, and custom software.
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Temporary Cities
Temporary Cities is a performance combining an augmented
reality visual instrument with live synthesized sound composition by Daniel Peterson.
A series of six vignettes, the performance draws inspiration from contemporary
trends towards elaborate and disposable systems in software, architecture and social networks.
The project questions what cities of the future will function.
Rapidly designed, instantaneously built, elaborated on then rendered obsolete
by the next iteration. When math and material merge we will live in a world of temporary cities.
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» full performance on vimeo
What I Remember
A study of memory representation through video processing where the recollection of a day is compressed into a series of blurred moments.
Music by Endless Endless Endless
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» watch on vimeo
Hesitation
A metaphor for the formation of relationship, Hesitation depicts two
individuals encountering one another in a space where movement is met
with disruption. As one attempts to understand the other through uncertain exchanges,
they find themselves powerfully connected.
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» watch on vimeo