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Cross-Being:
Dancers (Spinning Screen) |
interactive
video and sound installation, 2004.5 |
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m2
LCD Screens, spinning screen structure(two gears, 360
potentiometer, a rotary connector),
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a computer running MAX / JITTER, sound speakers |
spinning screen structure size: 13 x 13 x 31(h) (inch) / 33.02 x 33.02 x 78.74(h) (cm) |
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“Cross-being: Dancers (spinning screen)” is a work
with a movable screen structure. This screen can be
spun by the viewers’ touch. The image of dancer inside
the screen also spins together depending upon the
speed and direction of the actual spinning. Each time
the image of dancer’s movement also changes. If you
spin slowly, you can catch out every detail of spinning
sequence and look at the beautiful movement happening
in a very tiny time by controlling the video screen
structure. Video is designed to show the change of
dancer’s gender from female to male, male to female
when the spinning speeds up. Through this, I would
like to provide another layer of experience, which
is able to get in between the real and virtual space.
Mechanically,
the base of the structure is composed of two gears
of revolutionary shafts; one is connected to the screen
and the other is connected to the 360 degree potentiometer.
The spinning speed and direction are calculated through
this potentiometer. A PIC micro-controller attached to the physical
structure and send out the sensor values to computer via MIDI. The recorded video footage
of performing of dancers generates in Max and
Jitter application in real time.
Dance performed
by Beliz Demircioglu
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Viewer's
interaction with the installation |
images
are taken at ITP 2004 summer show |
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Exhibition
History:
- < Electrofringe
> New Media Arts Festival 2005, Selected Video Screening,
New Castle, Australia
- < Baram
>, mushroom art space and network's intermedia arts
event, Poet's den Theatre, New York, U.S.A.
- <
ITP summer show >, Interactive Telecomunications
Program Show, ITP, New York University, New York, U.S.A.
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