Timeline/Alternates
(Installation)
October 2005
Artist Statement
"Einstein's universe was a multiplicity of parallel and asynchronous timelines."
-Joel Cadabe.
This quote served as the inspiration for this piece
exploring fragmentation and the passage of time of a single event. Pace
is set by perception. Can this single moment exist as many? How do we
define which is real?
Description
A video is projected onto the far wall, while sheets of vellum hanging
from the ceiling interfere and catch the image. The nature of vellum
allows the image to display on each side of the paper, causing both front
and rear projection.
This video features a split screen
(grid of 16) image of a girl walking. Each image plays back at a different
speed, from highly accelerated to barely noticeable movement. At what
point do they all match up? Which is the "real" speed? There is no
audio accompanying the clip. The viewer is free to walk inbetween the
sheets of vellum.
Set-Up
Enclosed room. Large number of sheets of vellum paper strung to the ceiling
with fishing wire. Projector at end of room; video catches on paper.
Requirements
-enclosed room
-digital projector, DVD player
Images
photo 01
photo 02
photo 03
photo 04
photo 05
photo 06
photo 07
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