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Re_Acciona

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:44:19 -0500

Experience Re_ in a way you’ve never seen before. Re_ is an attitude. A call to action to begin the thousand actions we need to do together. And to do it now. http://re.acciona.com

Here Be Dragons, video installation by tsBeall

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:20:28 -0500

The installation presents this found imagery as a series of slowly rotating projections from two structures resembling watchtowers. One projector shows live-feeds from a succession of web cameras; two others display a shifting array of prerecorded sequences taken from scientific expeditions in Antarctica, military reconnaissance planes in Iraq and Afghanistan, and surveillance cameras in the desert along the U.S.-Mexico border. Here Be Dragons was installed at The Colby College Museum from Oct 9 - Feb 1, 2008/9. www.tsbeall.com]]>

Here Be Dragons, excerpt of footage from video installation by tsBeall

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:52:21 -0500

The work uses found surveillance footage, focusing on desolate borders and boundaries where surveillance or webcamera technology has become the main source of imagery of the land. Footage is from scientific expeditions in Antarctica, military reconnaissance planes in Iraq and Afghanistan, and surveillance cameras in the desert along the U.S.-Mexico border. www.tsbeall.com]]>

Constrainer - 2007 - Jon Monaghan

Mon, 19 May 2008 23:04:56 -0400

installation view from 1896 Gallery, NYIT Old Westbury “Constrainer” is a four-channel video installation. Two male and female 3d-animated forms expand and contract while floating in a space, creating a type of plastic and flesh mating ritual. The forms become a type of metaphor for sexual urges and the constraints put upon them. This also allows them to act as a mythic Adam and Eve for the digital age; questing our position as nature with technology. -Jon Monaghan jonmonaghan.com

Broken Time Lines video installation at the Kurhaus (Ahrenshoop) by Philipp Geist 2008

Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:57:53 -0400

'Broken Time Lines' video installation at the Kurhaus (Ahrenshoop) by Philipp Geist 02.02.2008 Installation at the Kurhaus in Ahrenshoop Exhibition “Distances - Things and Places in current Photography and New Media. Part One: Times and Places The Berlin-based artist Philipp Geist (1976) showed his video installation “Broken Time Lines” on the occasion of the exhibition “Times and Places” in the Kunsthaus Ahrenshoop. Geist`s installation interprets the themes of space and time. In his concept, he decides against using canvasses and projects directly on the window front of the building, the old Kurhaus, which has already been closed for 15 years. The result is an interplay between the derelict building and the abstract, geometrical video films. Thus, Geist develops a dialogue with the location, the architecture and his artistic work. He creates a pictorial, abstract imagery at the computer, which refers to organic-microscopic structures and physical processes. By displaying depth and three-dimensionality, the work symbolises the constantly developing, enlarging space of a continuing time line, and represents through multiple layers and depth the complex networks emerging from different spatial components spreading in the course of time. Geometrical, spatial forms like squares, cubes, perforated planes, lines and rays, overlay each other in an on-going process and build up a complete picture in order to dissolve it right away. The various elements create a complex architecture of images which is always in a state of flux. By these means, the video installation refers to the derelict state of the Old Kurhaus, which was built in 1970 as a prestigious object and is supposed to be demolished in the near future. It is supposed to be replaced by a large and modern hotel.

MicroWorlds 6

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:53:58 -0400

MicroWorlds is a video installation series created as part of my 2008 photo media major at the University of Tasmania. The work is a study and observation of the structural patterns and formation of different elements and how they react and interact. In the video we see two liquid substances filmed under a digital microscope reacting and interacting with each other.

Chinese wall video installation

Mon, 09 Mar 2009 17:27:42 -0400

commissioned by : Kipton Art (2008 KiptonART finance-themed competition) special thanks: Todd Polenberg, Gleb Yentus, Dominic Ridolfo, Billy Gomberg, Sabina Hahn]]>

YIJU: Songs of Dislocation

Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:32:35 -0400

a slideshow of the audio/video installation about forced migration presented at the Jack Straw New Media Gallery