Chris Coleman
METRO Re/De-construction is a journey, beginning outside and moving inwards. At times enveloping and at others sparse and shattered, time produces forward motion and simplification. It is documentation of a physical space, captured millimeter accurate coordinates, colors and varied textures. Several real journeys have been digitally distilled to become a beautifully abstracted experience, not unlike to the disconnection one has while riding public transport.
With a handheld 3D scanning device and a laptop, the artist rode the Denver Light Rail as he does every day for his commute. The train was scanned by walking through the car from one end to the other while en-route and train stations were captured with short strolls between stops. The fragmentation and gaps in data are defined by the physical bumps, speed, and curves in the journeys affecting the hand of the artist while scanning. While the final models are still, they are in fact documents of time, perspective and perception. In this way no two scans will ever be the same; each is documentation of that unique body on that particular journey.
Commissioned in 2013 for Friday Flash No.5, a developmental precursor to the Supernova Digital Animation Festival.
United States
William Bonner
A short film exploring the idea of cloud computing, in which a tree obtains access to the cloud, and learns how to dance. If everyone is connected to the cloud, we have essentially created a new artificial collective consciousness.
United States
Jonathan Monaghan.
Photo-realistic computer generated imagery depicts marble busts of Baroque-era aristocrats exploding in slow-motion in a high-end office space. Music by Evan Samek.
Commissioned in 2013 for Friday Flash No.5, a developmental precursor to the Supernova Digital Animation F...
Milton Croissant III
A triptych within radically strange yet oddly familiar environments, resulting in a flood of Kubrickian proportions.
Commissioned in 2012 for SightLine, a developmental precursor to the Supernova Digital Animation Festival.
United States