VIDEO SYNOPSES |
Capo di Muro The sculpture featured in this video originated from a sketch made in Corsica, a place of sea and rocks. It was a stylized self-portrait of the artist listening intently to an element of landscape. The video is a visual narrative of this encounter. Early into their story both figure and rock are cross-sectioned revealing their inner structure and the vast amount of space a simple object may contain. Leda and the Swan This video presents an experience of a virtual glass sculpture; at times translucent, other times opaque. The sculpture features our version of a classical female torso and a not-so-classical swan. As in the Greek myth to which it refers, the video is an encounter between these two disparate entities. K'un The Chinese calligraphy for K'un, the Receptive, was developed as a virtual object; a 3-dimensional model whose component parts correspond to the individual brush strokes. It was explored photographically using a wide range of perspectives. Isolella The video presents a sculptural configuration - a grouping of objects in a landscape. The perspective ranges from extreme close-ups to satellite views. The components of the model are removed sequentially, referring to the temporal life of these objects independent of the viewer's perspective. |