immersive surfaces at the 2011 DUMBO arts festival
پنجشنبه, ۲۱ مهر ۱۳۹۰، ۱۲:۰۰ ق.ظ
واقعیت اینه که امروزه با شناخت متفاوتی که از عرصه هایی نظیر کاربرد نور داریم و البته با تکنولوژی بالایی که در مهار این لطیف‌ترین ماده طبیعی داریم (اگر به روایت ذره‌ای بسنده کنیم البته :) ) می تونیم بر نقش این موجود لطیف در فضاسازی و معماری بیش‌تر و متفاوت از گذشته حساب کنیم.
بنایی سنگین از دوران نیمه معاصر، امروز به مدد نورپردازی متهورانه می تونه بسیار سبک و یا شنگول ظاهر بشه و البته گستره‌ی امکان فریبی که با استفاده از نور، در اختیار طراحه خیلی خیلی فراتر از این هاست....
'immersive surfaces' at the 2011 DUMBO arts festival in new york, USA
image © jane kratochvil
conceived for this year's DUMBO arts festival, 'immersive surfaces' is a projection installation
that maps the elevation of the manhattan bridge anchorage and archway. exploring the idea of
'crowd art' while pushing the boundaries of new cutting-edge video technology, the exhibition
features pieces created by over 20 international artists and curators on a surface measuring over 2,700 m2.
investigating the notions of projected depth and the meaning of surface, the installation puts
at its focus the connection between individuals and the greater group, displaying multiple types
of projections in three parts. the first shows more traditional types of video art and presentation
techniques which slowly progresses to take over the entire surface of the anchorage and archway.
much like a virtual gallery, individual pieces are projected in small units and are connected by
a common canvas. the second segment sees this collective projection become animated until
'as above, so below', the third section (see video below), takes over the three-dimensional site.
the project was organized by video curator leo kuelbs in conjunction with a team of artists
and senovva inc.
image © agent j loves agent a
image © agent j loves agent a
image © agent j loves agent a
image © scott lynch
image © scott lynch
conceived for this year's DUMBO arts festival, 'immersive surfaces' is a projection installation
that maps the elevation of the manhattan bridge anchorage and archway. exploring the idea of
'crowd art' while pushing the boundaries of new cutting-edge video technology, the exhibition
features pieces created by over 20 international artists and curators on a surface measuring over 2,700 m2.
investigating the notions of projected depth and the meaning of surface, the installation puts
at its focus the connection between individuals and the greater group, displaying multiple types
of projections in three parts. the first shows more traditional types of video art and presentation
techniques which slowly progresses to take over the entire surface of the anchorage and archway.
much like a virtual gallery, individual pieces are projected in small units and are connected by
a common canvas. the second segment sees this collective projection become animated until
'as above, so below', the third section (see video below), takes over the three-dimensional site.
the project was organized by video curator leo kuelbs in conjunction with a team of artists
and senovva inc.
image © agent j loves agent a
image © agent j loves agent a
image © agent j loves agent a
image © scott lynch
image © scott lynch