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siology is a collection of thoughts, inspirations and creative processes which have contributed to my practice in first, second, and now third year studying photomedia and art.
Showing posts with label video art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video art. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 October 2011
Bill Viola
Sam Taylor-Wood
Labels:
conceptual art,
DIS2601,
illusion,
painting,
photography,
post modersnism,
theatre,
video,
video art
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
Anna Gaskell
Erasers
Replayground
Replayground
Labels:
colour,
documentary photography,
fantasy,
fiction,
memory,
photography,
studio,
theory,
truth,
video,
video art
Rineke Dijkstra
Sunday, 18 September 2011
Arlo Mountford
Return to Point, 2006
mixed media installation, animation
"A black circle ransacks art history. Appropriating works and ideas, taking aesthetic cues to shift from one idea to the next, Return to Point uses the simple shape to disregard the chronological art canon and instead determine its own."
Labels:
humour,
modernism,
pop culture,
post modersnism,
projection,
theory,
video,
video art
Sunday, 11 September 2011
Salvadore Dali and Luis Buñuel
Un Chien Andolou
1929
Labels:
black and white,
cinema,
music,
narrative,
silent film,
surrealism,
video art
Thursday, 25 August 2011
La Jetée
Watching this famous film in photographic theory, brings up some fascinating theories about photography and cinematography, and the problems in freezing reality, the assumed truth of a photograph, the death of time etc. beautiful imagery and a rich storyline as well.
Labels:
black and white,
conflict,
death,
DIS2601,
documentary photography,
duration,
film,
folio,
french,
memory,
narration,
photography,
theory,
time,
video,
video art,
war
Sunday, 21 August 2011
Everynone
WORDS from Everynone on Vimeo.
beautiful, simple art videos by Everynone - I especially appreciate the combo of music and real recorded sounds - the clips selected are genius, too!
Labels:
appropriation,
collage,
DIS2601,
film,
folio,
light,
music,
nature,
people,
performance,
strangers,
video,
video art
Breakdown
Final video piece for digital audio/video project
Special thanks to Kate Haysom and my other helpers/support!
audio track by Frou Frou
Labels:
body,
collage,
colour,
dance,
DIS2601,
electricity,
film,
folio,
mess,
music,
music video,
performance,
studio,
video,
video art
Monday, 15 August 2011
Wrapping up Kate
In the filming studio for my first ever short film - which involved way more mess than had been anticipated but which was also a lot of fun! Pictured is Kate Haysom, my lovely, mess-friendly performer, who's tolerance was outstanding as we wrapped her up in layer upon layer of glue, glitter, paint, paper, fluorescent netting, gutter guard, cellophane and the like.
Labels:
collage,
colour,
DIS2601,
film,
folio,
installation,
mess,
music video,
performance,
sculpture,
video,
video art
Sunday, 14 August 2011
Shaun Gladwell
Just went to see Shaun Gladwell's exhibition at ACMI - loved it to pieces, the common thread which tied all the works together was really simple and consistent - basically a recurring theme of reflection and duality, parallels and pairs etc. Though his works are standalone brilliant, the show also made me aware of how important presentation is in video art: in presenting his dual videos in pairs, one on each wall facing each other, the viewer had to choose which to look at, and couldn't view them both side by side, which was interesting in inviting audience participation on some level, though also keeping control.
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Chunky Move 'Connected'
Another video documentation of a performance/installation, but with stand-alone artistic power. Would have loved to have seen Chunky Move's latest show 'Connected' but missed it - luckily I think this video and many others do the brilliant performance justice! I'm interested in working with film, the body and sculpture in a multi-media/video piece for DIS2601. Perhaps using elastic and extreme close ups on skin.
Labels:
body,
dance,
DIS2601,
documentary photography,
installation,
performance,
sculpture,
video,
video art
Sunday, 24 July 2011
Miranda July
Me and You and Everyone We Know
I still haven't managed to get my hands on the entire film but the clips available on youtube are wonderful, this intro sequence especially sets a great mood and I love the way Miranda July tells a simple story of ordinary people with such basic film techniques, and manages to make it seem so special.
Labels:
architecture,
collage,
DIS2601,
documentary photography,
installation,
japan,
paper art,
people,
photography,
poetry,
sculpture,
strangers,
video,
video art,
writing
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