Timelapse

Grand Ferry Park, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

2PM-10PM

Experimentally-minded music and art - exploring the relationships between the concert hall and the dance floor, the austere and the lush, the hypnotic and the startling. I’ll be creating some sun-reflection timelapse recordings, then in the evening, projecting these in incidental spaces in the park. Bryan Teoh Burchan Acar Chris Jordan Jermoe Covington Nick Chacona Nikki (da Nic’) Sauser Sawako Skillcrane Thomas Hildebrand (more online at finediving.org)

Timelapse of the mirror installation that day, as well as some of the performers and the sunset:

Galapagos Art Space, Dumbo. 8-Late. Free. Come hang out, have a drink, stare at your reflection in the lake and wonder just what is the seating capacity of the space.. is it more or less than the old Williamsburg home? If there was a fire, would you jump in the water, or crush your way through the docks? Did they bring over the water from the old space in some druidic ritual, or just put a hose to it? All these questions and more will be answered. Someday. Jeanne Angel - (www.area33.com) - Whose location and velocity determinability are inversely proportional.

(part of EMERGENCE, on Governor’s Island) OPENING SATURDAY, MAY 31, 2008 I have a new installation “Heptagon Heliograph Strategies”, in EMERGENCE on Governor’s Island this summer. May 31st - July 26th Every Saturday and Sunday, 11am-6pm 200 lbs of broken mirrors, seven non-broken mirrors, a camera, and a projector. Artist reception and press brunch Saturday May 31st at 12:30 PM. Sweet and savory danishes, fruit, juice and sparkling water will be served. GOVERNORS ISLAND FERRY SCHEDULE EMERGENCE website Gothamist article Map to historic building 14, Gov. Island

Slowly moving motorized tripod with battery and inverter. Recorded roughly 1fp5sec at Yuri’s Night at Nasa’s Ames Research Center in California.

G33k Xmas is a roughly-annual gathering of friends who are obsessed with technology and art. We get together and offer up our extra tech to anyone who shows up, and take home whatever we find useful. The conversation and curiosity around the different items makes this an amazing night of g33k fun. Swapping technology, versus buying something new, allows us to try many different technologies out, hear about new ones (who knew vector displays can be hacked). It encourages the reuse and repurposing, instead of recycling or purchasing of technology.

Timelapses from G33k’s Past

May 2004

October 2004

May 2005

May 2006

January 2008

What Has Been Swapped (very incomplete)

What people have brought in the past that other’s have taken (in no particular order or completeness): Tounge depressors, 8 track mixer, mics, digital still and video cameras, Color Kinetics lights, hand-held video games, PS1’s, laptops, slide projectors, cables of every hue, cd’s/dvd’s people have created, PDA’s, midi controllers and converters, motors, routers, Tivo(*4), laptops, graphics cards, amps, cd changers, 4-channel mixers, dj mixers, clocks, mice, headphones, burners (not the dusty people), tools, and many things I’m not sure have names….but were tremendously entertaining to try and figure out.

T-Minus (www.t-minus.org) is an art festival celebrating time and media work.

Speakeasy Cinema and ZUVUYA COLLECTIVE present

THE SLEEP OF REASON

Speakeasy Cinema and ZUVUYA COLLECTIVE present

THE SLEEP OF REASON

Monday September 17, 2007 7:30PM $5

Collective Unconscious

279 Church St. at White St. NYC

Based on Goya’s “The Sleep of Reason…” El sueno de la razon produce monstuos (the sleep of reason breeds monsters). Sleeping individual are beset by demons that haunt them, assault them, but might, after all, serve to inspire them; individuals seeking wisdom, yet subject to a swirling maelstrom of stupidities and evils.

 

Incorporating and transforming the idea of exalting the scribble, the puddle, the blot, the smear, the suggestive beauty of the unfinished–and, above all, the primal struggle of light and dark, that flux from which all consciousness is born into a multi-media real-time immersive cinema experience.

 

ZUVUYA COLLECTIVE

myspace.com/zcollective

 

Seej

 

human kinetic movement arts

www.humankinetics.org/

Timelapse recording from across the street at Tonic in NYC. The first week is the last week Tonic was open; the second week is the first week Tonic was permanently closed. Full version runs 43 minutes. Below is an excerpt from the full movie.

With Giles Hendrix, Dan Vatsky, Josh Goldberg, and Seej. Live camera/computer silhouette projections and manipulations using home-made rear projection screen.

Burning Man New York’s big annual party. Projections by seej. Using a hand-made rear projection screen and a stage, I projected footage from the playa over dancers in front of the projector. Timelapse from the event: