I found these art pieces thought provoking. In the light of different experiments with projections which took place during the exhibit, these pieces make you think about combination of static (objects which don’t move) and dynamic (light).
Check out if it works for you.
The Curiosity Collective screensavers and visualisers, which were showcased at the recent Debut Show in St. Mary’s church, are now available for download, learning, editing, re-use etc (an acknowledgement or donation would be nice if you use them!). They are all implemented in Quartz Extreme and will run on any Apple Macintosh running OSX 10.4 or up, although the faster the graphics card the better (turn up the Complexity slider in the control panel)...
Web-site:is here
Downloads: from SourceForge.net
I found a very interesting article “The writing is on the wall: Carnivore and the World Wall Painters”
by Carine Zaayman. I really enjoy the idea of “virtual canvas”! See this link.
This kind of experimental stuff is worth a look. We could be experimenting all day with some of these very simple concepts. And look how spectacular it can get!
The video is inlined below - click on ‘more’.
Or view it on Youtube directly by going here
i didnt put the links in right, did i. second time lucky
Hi all,
we were talking about perhaps creating a “backwards” video on wednesday.
i’ve been having a little search round on the joy that is youtube and have found some interesting stuff already. enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWG4CBeb-7Q
Can’t resist posting this. It suits my enthusiasm for Chindogu and faux websites all together…
...bow down and worship at the sheer folly.
More videos from our debut show.
Amber rides the handcar
Martin paints with a Van de Graaff generator
Dave and more Kaleidoscope Echo shenanigans
Katya drawing with light
A number of extra youtube movies have been put up. If you are receiving this as email, visit this post online to see more.
Thanks for Dave’s invite to publish videos from the recent show on YouTube. This is my Favourite.
Martin is playing with Quartz Extreme and the Kaleidoscope effect, driven by a video camera, and feeding back on itself.
Dave…is funking it.
Visit this blog article online to see.