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==Untitled== | ==Untitled, Installation Project== | ||
'''Overview''' <br><br> | |||
I propose to build an installation composed of large photographs and frames that mimic mirrors. The hands of anonymous workers (via crowd sourcing) will transform photographs into drawings at a large size. The images depict tools in positions that suggest a type of anthropomorphism. <br> | |||
I expect these drawings to have a house of mirrors type of distorted effect and may be accompanied by an additional sculptural element that includes mirrors, or fake mirrors. Placing of objects in the room as if they are mirrored. <br><br> | |||
'''Technical Steps''' <br><br> | |||
- Start with simple photos of a mirror, chair or ladder in a room. <br> | |||
- Break the photo into 36 panels (A3 size). | |||
- Distribute the panels individually to be copied by hand (into pencil drawings) using the crowdsourcing resource of the Mechanical Turk. | |||
- Eventually each of the 36 panels are re-assembled to piece together the image again.<br><br> | |||
'''Examples / Work In Progress''' <br><br> | |||
[[Image:Bbixby_wheatpaste1.jpg|450px|An example of a wheat pasted image composed of 36 A3 panels, Xerox prints.]]<br> | |||
An example of a wheat pasted photo. 36 A3 Xerox prints wheat pasted to cardboard boxes, acrylic paint black frame.<br><br> | |||
Herwig Weiser – Lucid Phantom Messenger | ==References & Selected Research Notes== | ||
Roman Kirschner | |||
Ralf Baecker | [https://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome Amazon Mechanical Turk, an online crowdsourcing marketplace]<br> | ||
John Bock | [[wikipedia:Ontology|Ontology, the structure of reality]] <br> | ||
[http://www.transmediale.de/de/content/ambiguous-cut-space-conjecture-lucid-phantom-messenger-2-herwig-weiser Herwig Weiser – Lucid Phantom Messenger] <br> | |||
C.P. Snow – The Two Cultures | [http://www.romankirschner.net/ Roman Kirschner] <br> | ||
Marcel | [http://www.rlfbckr.org/ Ralf Baecker] <br> | ||
[https://vimeo.com/46293796 Ralf Baecker - Rechnender Raum (vimeo)] <br> | |||
[[wikipedia:de:John Bock|John Bock]] <br> | |||
Richard Prince | [[wikipedia:The Two Cultures|C.P. Snow – The Two Cultures]] <br> | ||
Dziga Vertov – film director | [http://cdn.artsnapper.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/duchamp-etant-donnes-part-1946-66.jpg Étant donnés, Marcel Duchamps Last Major Artwork]<br> | ||
[http://krcf.org/krcf.org/ knowbotic Research Media Art Group] <br> | |||
[http://www.richardprince.com/ Richard Prince] <br> | |||
[[wikipedia:Dziga Vertov|Dziga Vertov – film director]] <br> | |||
[http://www.contemporaryartdaily.com/ Contemporary Art Daily - Website] <br> | |||
Latest revision as of 22:10, 29 October 2019
Untitled, Installation Project
Overview
I propose to build an installation composed of large photographs and frames that mimic mirrors. The hands of anonymous workers (via crowd sourcing) will transform photographs into drawings at a large size. The images depict tools in positions that suggest a type of anthropomorphism.
I expect these drawings to have a house of mirrors type of distorted effect and may be accompanied by an additional sculptural element that includes mirrors, or fake mirrors. Placing of objects in the room as if they are mirrored.
Technical Steps
- Start with simple photos of a mirror, chair or ladder in a room.
- Break the photo into 36 panels (A3 size).
- Distribute the panels individually to be copied by hand (into pencil drawings) using the crowdsourcing resource of the Mechanical Turk.
- Eventually each of the 36 panels are re-assembled to piece together the image again.
Examples / Work In Progress
An example of a wheat pasted photo. 36 A3 Xerox prints wheat pasted to cardboard boxes, acrylic paint black frame.
References & Selected Research Notes
Amazon Mechanical Turk, an online crowdsourcing marketplace
Ontology, the structure of reality
Herwig Weiser – Lucid Phantom Messenger
Roman Kirschner
Ralf Baecker
Ralf Baecker - Rechnender Raum (vimeo)
John Bock
C.P. Snow – The Two Cultures
Étant donnés, Marcel Duchamps Last Major Artwork
knowbotic Research Media Art Group
Richard Prince
Dziga Vertov – film director
Contemporary Art Daily - Website
