rpeg
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interesting work.
and dont worrie, we wount stalk you now.
we all are just sharing your artistical talents and experiances.
unfortunetly i was not able to explore that scene when i was in LA.
we do have a lot going on here as well though.
do u record the pieces with the destortion or create them later on
when editing? they sound like editing work, very accurat.
but i guess it might be a mixture of both.
is this piece containing compositing? or did u record all this
with stop motion? it looks like there is physical energy behind it, like
magnetic impulses.
i have only worked once in this free artistical way, so i dont have
many experiances with it.
sorry if i bother you with these questions, im just curious how
its put together...
nevertheless it might be your personal way of artistic work and secret![]()
The piece was my first attempt at some mild interactivity. I basically created a very simple piece of software that contained pre-made graphic elements. The music is also from me. The software "listens" to the volume of the music and responds by moving graphics and other elements. i basically controlled scenes at the keyboard by switching back and forth. i dont remember what else might have been involved. it was my first attempt at this.
so it is all digital with no stop motion or magnets. just some photo editing plus custom software. here's more info on it: http://processing.org/exhibition/
The Mona Lisa? That's nothing compared to the masterpiece LA just finished!

