VIEW ON VIMEO / VIEW ON YOUTUBE
Made
of maple, mahogany, aluminum, three cameras, five HD feedback monitors, three Roland video switchers, two viewing monitors, two
sheets of beam splitter glass, and a video input.
The device now has two monitor structures.
Both structures have two HD monitors (with analog hue/contrast/saturation knobs) at right angles to one another, with a sheet of beam splitter glass between them. The feedback loop between these two monitors, the reflection in the glass, and the camera, creates fractals in real-time, without a computer.
Using the video switchers, the left monitor structure can interact with the right monitor structure, and vise-versa. When they both interact with each other at the same time, yet another feedback loop is created, producing unexpected and strange results.
There is also a feedback loop between the third camera and the rotating
HD monitor. The output of this loop can be folded into the other loops.
Music:Toyo y Moi, The Medium
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