JACOB RICHMAN – MULTIMEDIA ARTIST
in-progress project page for
"Bud's Dream"
Interactive Multimedia Installation
to be presented May 2019 at the Corridor Gallery
Fine Arts Center, URI
in-progress project page for
"Bud's Dream"
Interactive Multimedia Installation
to be presented May 2019 at the Corridor Gallery
Fine Arts Center, URI
Bud's Dream is an installation that presents two planes across a hallway, one made of swirling video
feedback, the other of mechanical fingers pressing through a frame of flexible fabric. The two planes
are connected through infrared lights on the tips of the mechanical fingers and a small camera on the
video plane in a manner that mimics dragging one's fingers through a pond full of swirling pixel soup. Viewers disturb and distort this process by shadowing the signals between the two planes.
The piece presents boundaries that are pushed against and poked through in ways that reveal hidden universes beyond these perceived borders in space and material.
This is an in-progress page where I will post tests and samples of the piece as it develops.
feedback, the other of mechanical fingers pressing through a frame of flexible fabric. The two planes
are connected through infrared lights on the tips of the mechanical fingers and a small camera on the
video plane in a manner that mimics dragging one's fingers through a pond full of swirling pixel soup. Viewers disturb and distort this process by shadowing the signals between the two planes.
The piece presents boundaries that are pushed against and poked through in ways that reveal hidden universes beyond these perceived borders in space and material.
This is an in-progress page where I will post tests and samples of the piece as it develops.
Video of sample single "light finger" pushing against curtain
servo motors, leds, electronics, programmed with Arduino protocol, tests for various fabrics. 8 motors will eventually be pushing against fabric in intricate patterns Fabric 1 test edit from Jacob Richman on Vimeo. |
Video of single light servo motors, leds, electronics, programmed with Arduino protocol, tests for various fabrics. 8 motors will eventually be pushing against fabric in intricate patterns |