8 minute video loop, 7pm-12am, December 3, 2011, Levin Building, Chattanooga, TN
Over the course of eight minutes 3,214 bricks are individually lit by animated projection. The bricks in the wall sections on either side of an I-beam appear to accumulate and deconstruct.
around 7pm at the corner of E Main St and Mitchell Ave
stills below show the process of lighting each brick one at a time simulating the additive building process. the projection will appear to build the wall.
Historic Preservation: an effort to conserve, preserve and protect structures, land and objects of historical significance.
Invisible Cinema project being created for this site in the coming months.
A new bank account has been set up to distribute the funding for this project!
This is an obvious step, but somehow I have avoided this in the past. Over the years whenever I received grants/funding I always used my personal bank account to store and distribute the money. It hasn’t been a problem since I would usually spend the funds rather quickly. I would keep track of what I had spent using receipts and a simple spreadsheet. The trouble with this is that I always worried about accidentally using my art funding on personal bills. And since I am not spending all the funding at one time, it pushed me to consider a new account.
I recently saw this amazing media composition at the Park Avenue Armory. Pretty great stuff! Artist is Ryoji Ikeda and this installation is titled Transfinite.
