The Carousel – The mechanical, spontaneous, and unpredictable
Eight Kodak Carousel projectors in a 2x4 grid project abstract images from paper cutouts. Modified photoresistors create a feedback loop, allowing 65,536 unique, spontaneous images. It runs infinitely at 12 frames/min, merging light, shadow, and m...
Observed, Observing, Observer – The transient, complex nature of our reality
An image of Nam June Paik’s TV-Buddha is turned into a 24hr/fps animation where a px is a frame. Filmed and reconstructed daily, errors accumulate - highlighting the gap between digital perfection and messy reality.
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