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BRIC-A-BRAC
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BRIC-A-BRAC
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IMMANENCE
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IMMANENZ
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MOVING SOLID
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WANKENDER
KLOTZ
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LAYERS
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EBENEN
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RE-DIRECT
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AUSRICHTUNG
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SIMULTANEOUS
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SIMULTAN
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SPACE
BREATHING
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RAUM
ATMEN
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UN-COVER
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AUFDECKUNG
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THROUGH
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HINDURCH
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SKY
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HIMMEL
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LIGHTS
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LICHTER
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MEASURE LINE
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MASSLINIE
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MIRROR CORNERS
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SPIEGELECKEN
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DRAWINGS
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ZEICHNUNGEN
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T-SHIRT
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T-SHIRT
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STATEMENT
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DISKURS
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SPACE-BREATHING is a video installation that projects two opposing
walls. On the one side actual video footage of a corridor is
projected. On the opposing projection one can see the simulated
version in a basic computer animation. Both projection operate
as a representation of reality which recreate a visual effect.
Like the “Vertigo-effect” the
footage keeps the immediate foreground stable, while the lens
changes from zoom to wide-angle During this shot the actual
standpoint of the camera moves back and forth.
The space starts to expand and reduce. The
effect is a motion of an actual static environment.