Camouflage - the Human Printer
AV Installation
Duration: 20 min.
Thursday, 26 June 2014 | 15:00 > 22:00
Friday, 27 June 2014 | 15:00 > 22:00
Saturday, 28 June 2014 | 15:00 > 22:00 2014-06-26T15:00:00.000Z | Installations
Friday, 27 June 2014 | 15:00 > 22:00
Saturday, 28 June 2014 | 15:00 > 22:00 2014-06-26T15:00:00.000Z | Installations
The CAMOUFLAGE -- Human Printer interactive installation aims to involve the participants and visitors of the festival into an interactive, process-based installation that elaborates the confrontation between traditional/digital imaging strategies and human/machine interaction. The leitmotif of the installation would be a ‘semiotic maze’ that encompasses the tension among text, image and code.
The main parts of the work would be a 50x250 cm high-resolution c-print of a camp gradient-effect that reflects the digital camp-aesthetics. Furthermore, this digital pattern embeds a meditative text object, that itself reflects the multilayered problem of the “always-already hidden” origin of traces.
The project is a collaboration of visual artist János Brückner and writer Miklósvölgyi Zsolt.
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detailed description: http://www.brucknerjanos.com/?p=502
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The main parts of the work would be a 50x250 cm high-resolution c-print of a camp gradient-effect that reflects the digital camp-aesthetics. Furthermore, this digital pattern embeds a meditative text object, that itself reflects the multilayered problem of the “always-already hidden” origin of traces.
The project is a collaboration of visual artist János Brückner and writer Miklósvölgyi Zsolt.
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detailed description: http://www.brucknerjanos.com/?p=502
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Author
PhD student in literary and cultural theory, currently lives in Berlin.
"We are encircled by pictures and we do reproduce them tirelessly. This became an everyday aspect of our life – easy and immediate, like breathing."
I focus on disidentification and fake production through mixing classic and digital ways of voyeuristic image consumption, infographic over-functionalization and memory/tradition. The intentional misinterpretation, disidentification and classical irony establish situations where viewer creates its own pornography, beauty, misery, pain, happiness, horror and other common places.
Camouflage - The Human Printer
http://www.brucknerjanos.com/?p=502