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Mass Ornament (2009) single-channel video installation
Natalie Bookchin’s new video installation, Mass Ornament, choreographs hundreds of YouTube dance videos to create an dazzling artwork that also questions contemporary isolation and connection via screens, cameras and technology.
In Mass Ornament a mass dance is constructed from hundreds of clips from YouTube of people dancing alone in their roo

This is an art installation which is able to create a visionary beautiful dots pattern of blinking innumerable illuminations floating in all directions on the air. The number of balls with a built-in LED, pass through one after another on the rail “8-spiral shape.” We see this phenomenon like “the light particle float around” because the balls radiate in various timing.

[Concept] This is an art installation which is able to create a visionary beautiful dots pattern of blinking innumerable illuminations floating in all directions on the air. The number of balls with a built-in LED, pass through one after another on the rail “8-spiral shape.” We see this phenomenon like “the light particle float around” […]

Media tools in dance education is a production from the group Artistic Research, Theory & Innovation (ARTI), that forms part of the research group Art Practice and Development. John Taylor, Maria Ines Villasmil and Vivianne Rodrigues de Brito did research in 2010-2011. More information on www.ahk.nl/en/research-groups/art-practice/research-group-arti/researchers-2010-­2011/.

Life [in progress] situa-se entre a performance e a exposição. É composta de texto, fotos e instruções de vídeo. Os espectadores também são os atores. À medida que respondem às instruções, criam a performance de acordo com o ritmo, a sensibilidade, a crença e a inatividade de cada um.

Panorama 09 :: entrevista Janez Jansa :: Life [in progress]