Laturbo Avedon
Living Room Light Exchange Talk - December 15, 2015
Sean Capone
A WORD HEAP -- S(pam) H(allucination) E-Mails, 2015
Jose Carlos Casado
newbody.v01e, 2001/2004
Rachel Clarke
Plexus, 2012
HD video, stereo sound
Gero Doll
Advanced Truth, 2014
Ryan Whittier Hale
Cluster, 2010
Claudia Hart
The Seasons, 2009
HD video with stereo sound
Kurt Hentschlager
Cluster
Generative, Audiovisual Installation & Live
Performance, 2009-2012 Single 16:9 Screen, 4.1 sound
Sophie Kahn and Lisa Parra
Body/Traces, 2009
Alex Lee
Soliloquy for Sagan, 2015
Locurto-Outcault
thinskinned[l8], 2004
pigment print, 24” x 36”
Lilla LoCurto and Bill Outcault
Working with the three-dimensional scanner as a camera, we’ve developed different software programs that allow us to deconstruct the three-dimensional body and to produce animations by manipulating the figures and their relationship to the cameras. Points of continuing fascination for us are the ability, within the computer, to not only work with the figure sculpturally but also to manipulate the viewpoint of the camera. Images captured with a traditional camera are limited to a single viewpoint, fixing the photographic eye in time, whereas with three-dimensional imagery the camera essentially surrounds the subject, allowing a unique simultaneity. We continue to explore this omni directional quality of the three-dimensional photographic images, using the unlimited number of viewpoints derived from a single scan to place the viewer outside the frame of traditional lens-based perspectival vision. In thinskinned, instants from animations are revisited and compiled from numerous viewpoints, capturing a single moment from multiple angles.
Michael Rees
Putto 2x2x4, 2011
Video
Pat Reynolds
Circulation 3, 2016
Benjamin Rosenthal
Impenetrable as Night, 2016
Martin Sampedro
HR 002 Gala-Selfie, 2015
http://www.martinsampedro.com/
Frank Yefeng Wang
The Drifting Stages, 2016
Yemenwed
Episode 3, 2008
HD video, stereo sound
Katrina Zimmerman
Corpus Callosum, 2009