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xtrusions
in space Given
two images, one fed into each eye, our mind creates an accurate map of
the world around us, the objects it contains, and their spatial relationships.
Computers aren't nearly as capable. Adding a camera does not let it see.
It has little insight into what information it gathers and is similarly
blind to the images that it creates.
I have done
a series of studies aimed at bringing out information that has been lost
in the digitization of the visual world. Real time video is extruded into
three dimensions to reintroduce depth and volume to a scene. The camera
and projection screen are housed in a tube-like structure.
The goal is to design a coherent visual grammar for the machines that surround us. If they can learn to see then it would also be possible to teach them to display and organize visual information in a meaningful way. movies don't work? download Quicktime. its free. |