glossary
simultaneity
situation / process / documentation
re-animation
1: returning temporal and spatial qualities to an image through digital processes
relational context
relational context
re-animation
1: returning temporal and spatial qualities to an image through digital processes
re-animation
1: returning temporal and spatial qualities to an image through digital processes
1: returning temporal and spatial qualities to an object or image through digital processes
1: a renerwal of liveliness or vigour
'Today abstraction is no longer that of the map, the douple, the mirror... It is the generation of a real without origin or reality: A hyperreal. The territory no longer precedes the map, nor does it survive it. It is nevertheless the map that precedes the territory - prececssion of simulacra-that engenders the territory'
media[ted]
media[ted]
cut device
object access for the reduced attention span:
object access for the reduced attention span:
panic /
simulation
1: the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or systems over time.
object access
for the reduced attention span:
I considered how the objects would transfer from a physical space to a digital space and retain a concept of embodiment for those experiencing them. Embodiment involves the phenomenological experience of senses and the temporal, an understanding of past and assumed futures. I photographed the object’s present, past, future and a detail view.
re-embodiment / simultaneity / compression
the present
plastic skull
future: skull's home
the context: location of skull-work production
sensory: skull detail view
re-animation : skull
The images were re-animated digitally to collate object’s temporal qualities in simultaneity for rapid digital consumption.
The same technique was performed on a rock. This time, I photographed the rock using perspectival shots with the intention to then edit out the background. This was to explore if the object could still be read without the aide of other visual referents
for the reduced attention span:
object access
rock
the present
relational context / simultaneity / digitization
past: a previous project
the future: rock's return to rock pile
sensory: rock detail
re-animation : rock
I used a video in place of photography for the future element of the video which incorprates a performatice element. This introduced a concept of sound as an element of returning embodiment to the experience of an object