Introduction

I decided to change my concept from looking into the future to looking back from the future. With this shift of perspective, I realised that more could be done with the concept regarding anthropecene. In this update, I will explain my newer idea with consist of surveying groups of people to get feedback for my work. I guess this could Read more →

Heidi Rae Coolie

Thoughts on the koi exhibition

App development functioning in conjunction with Geo-fencing technologies Art piece to emulate human interaction and provide a platform for behavioural analysis Interpretation and retrospective take on things like institutions and community and offer momentary insights Perhaps even change habits Discusses human interactions with one another Reflective on habitual actions finding, navigating and accessing challenging conventions on human interaction Read more →

First and foremost, I think that Rose Bond and Matt Adams live by a different set of ideology whereby their project stemmed from.

Rose Bond

Throughout Rose Bond’s career path, she seemed to be focused on one main element which is the projection of animations, since 1982, her major work was animation and since then, she never left that field until Read more →

I really enjoyed the talk by Matt Adams about his projects he had done in the past as well as his plans for the future. I particularly like Karen, an app that features a fictional coach in a software-driven experiential art piece. It is part story, part game which is designed to be played over a period of days. Read more →

Listening to the talks by Rose Bond and Matt Adams made me wonder about the type of art I want to create. Both their works reflect what they believe in and are passionate about.

Rose Bond At first glance, one may think Rose Bond’s work is a simple animated projection on a building. However, there is more than what meets the eye. Read more →

Rose Bond, an Canadian artist, was a guest lecture on Friday where she shared her works. I was fascinated how she incorporates narratives together with digital media where she uses projection and sounds. It is interesting where the sounds from the installation is combined together with the city sounds.

Gates of light was the installation that attracted me. It is a Read more →

The Canadian artist Rose Bond shared about her experience of screens installation and how she started as an animator. I was fascinated by the film Nexus she showed us was done painted directly to the 16mm film at that  time before After Effects are invented. The frame by frame provides the interesting effect of changing lines which personally I Read more →

My takeaways from Rose Bond’s presentation:

Poetic Resonance and Public Projection

THE UNMEDIATED DRAWN LINE

“Sometimes less is more. The art is in what you must leave out”

Rose Bond’s earlier animations were inspired by Norman Mclaren, a motion picture artist who pioneered the technique of drawing on old film. This technique allows direct personal control over every stage of the Read more →

From last week’s consultation with Kristy, she had encouraged me to think more about the usage of a mirror as a metaphor. What can be seen in the mirror since the function of it is to “reflect” whatever is in front of it.

Referenced Work The first thing that came up into my mind is to reflect the two sides of a Read more →

https://youtu.be/xxAFb8LYuxc

Even in 2007, 3D audio such as the virtual barber shop (linked above) has been around. It simulated a convincing replica of real world sounds, especially for it’s time. (1:15 into the video is eerily convincing)

Since then some musicians have delved into simulating the acoustics of audio in the room that it’s recorded in. Eg. Pogo with his binaural mix Read more →