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Dec 17th I decided to design a specific work for Gallery14. I went to
Golden Sq. and looked at the space thinking of a way to connect the outside
environment (space) with the inside space
of the gallery. I found Golden Square a fresh break from all the hyperactivity
around Soho and Oxford St.
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MEMORY
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project is very simple yet results are intriguing. In the process, the space
of the square is blended with the gallery space through prerecorded digital
video being projected on the glass window panes. (It is possible to use
real time video of the actual space as well) |
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project requires a video projector and some 3M adhesive film. I made the
sample video on 18th thus it is not the final work, which will be in more
detail and layered format with text and other movies. This is a works in
progress of London and other UK scenes, in addition to experimental footage.
All the footage is edited from DV shot in 2001. |
The
video is projected from inside of the gallery and result is dynamic windows.....
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one time or another, we've contemplated the realm of visual similarity and
mental recollection of them…The perceptive powers defined by seeing
and remembering are interconnected. Visual art is design of expression in
space and memory is the fibers of time, which also ties the space to our
seeing. Space and time are intertwined, and are associated with what eyes
and ears collectively perceive. The synchronism in perception of memory
and seeing is something that makes an explicit picture. Active correlation
naturally happens when one looks, listens, smells, or touches to remember
what one sees. As light defines space to which visual matter can function,
memory slices defines space in time which visual
matter can be formed. |
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three window panes are covered with a frosted (semitransparent) self adhesive
3M film.....
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Gallery14
proposal 12-01
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Amir
Soltani © 2001 |