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* Occurences * Variations * The Cosmos * Visible Geometry * Nano Art * Symmetry * Energy * Water *
Images are presented along with related animations. We
can walk around the sculpture, designate the time frame for the duration
of the movie, and explore the interactive character of time based art by
following its time requirements. Yet, we can only change the distance when
we look at the two dimensional work. Once, when visiting a museum of contemporary
art, a painting intrigued me, and when I approached the label, I could
read the title stating, “Walk
back 7 steps” It
was like an imperative, rather then the title, but made the audience obey
the author’s vision of the best seat in the house. Artwork is often
an open message, allowing for viewers’ interpretation. By adding
action inside the surface of the image, I hope to attain another level
of description of some possible connotations and interpretations. Music
by Bob Ehle adds dynamic to the hints for the new level of interpretations.
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