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TV Pyramid
Media: Televisions and metal
Dimensions: 12’x12’x12’
Info/Location: Rolling Loud Music Festival
The Portal
Media: Televisions, Cameras and Wood
Dimension: 10’x20’x10
Info/Location: Brewery Artists Lofts
Going into a Portal symbolizes abrupt transition into a new world and a complete shift in perspective. The Television and screens have the power to transport us. This is reflected in the sculpture itself as our medium. This installation will provide people the ability to be transported through a portal in order to stoke their curiosity and maybe even shift their perspective. They may even use a device such as a cellphone (a different portal) to engage in the piece by taking a picture or video. Thus proving that the screen is the most infinite portal of all.
PiWall
Media: Televisions, Cables and Code.
Dimensions: 10'x3'x10'
Info/Location: 51 CRTS connected to a matrix of 51 custom coded computers to achieve complete control over all parameters. No Post editing, all live playback.
Pi Wall Installation utilizes 50 CRT Screens & a custom network of over 50 Raspberry Pi Video Controllers in order to display imagery across the entire canvas of screens
Selfie Indulgence
Steel, Live Cameras, Cables, Televisions, Light Strips
DImensions: 6'x'3'x6'
Info/Location: Artwalk / Two Bit Circus / Nothing Fest
Presented at both the Brewery Artwalk and Two Bit Circus for extended periods of time, Selfie Indulgence Interactive PhotoBooth uses live cameras in order to project the subjects head onto the screens.
One person sits behind the screens and although they can't see, their head appears on the television!
This forces the photographer to direct them as they become the star on the TV!
TV HEAD MANNEQUINNS
The TV Head Mannequins are an ongoing series of interactive installation which displays viewers face onto the CRT Television using a live camera feed. They simultaneously mock you and entice you to engage by taking a photo.
ELECTRIC SKYLINE
KCRW LA presents
SKYLINE FESTIVAL
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Collected & Recycled by
HOMEBOY ELECTRONICS RECYCLING
Constructed by
Eric Land, Matt Wilson & Kurt Mangum
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