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Abstract
„When painting, I’m in the image“, Jackson Pollock said. „The image has a life of its own“. He dripped, splattered color onto the canvas in fluid, dance-like motions. Not having a final image in mind. On the images actions took place, nothing was illustrated.
„Pollock in action“ tries to re-interpret Pollocks style of painting with new technologies. Projected light replaces the fluid colors. The movements of the brush are captured with a camera and a computer. Combining this data with accelerometers in the brush gives an motion sequence, which gets translated into drippings.
Like he said, Jackson Pollocks images didn’t have a beginning nor an end. He was never afraid to change, transform or destroy his image.
For more Info see also:
http://www.extrapixel.ch/2007/02/06/pollock-in-action/
http://iad.projects.hgkz.ch/arttransforming/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKVqlmZTL34
Artists / Authors
- Patrick Meister, Student, ZHDK
Origination
Switzerland, 2006-2007
Partners / Sponsors
Kunsthaus Zürich (http://www.kunsthaus.ch)
Submission
Patrick Meister, Nov 29, 2007
Category
- Education and learning
Keywords
- Topics:
- interface |
- augmented reality
- Formats:
- installation |
- interactive
- Technology:
- wireless communication |
- gesture recognition
Additions to Keyword List
- processing.org