RAFAEL LOZANO HEMMER
Рафаэль Лозано-Хеммер
拉斐尔·洛萨诺 – 亨默
ラファエル·ロサノ=ヘメル
라파엘 로자노
רפאל לוזאנו, המר
Flatsun
A circular display that simulates the turbulence at the surface of the Sun using mathematical equations. The piece reacts to the presence of the public by varying the speed and type of animation displayed. If no one is in front of the piece the turbulence slows down and eventually turns off. As the built-in camera detects people more solar flares are generated and the fake Sun shows more perturbation and activity. At 140 cm diameter, Flatsun is exactly a billion times smaller than the real Sun. The piece consists of custom-made panels with 60,000 red and yellow LED lights, a computer with 8 processing cores, a camera with a pinhole lens and a mechanically engineered aluminium, steel and glass structure that pivots for maintenance. A single knob lets the collector set the brightness of the piece and turn it on and off.
SCOTT SNIBBE
Deep Walls
《 Deep Walls》是投影的电影回忆内阁。当一个人走进其投影光束时，交互式墙开始记录他的阴影以及跟随者的阴影。当最后一个人离开框架时，阴影在十六个矩形小橱柜中的一个内无限重播。与结构主义电影一样，重复性视频的收集成为其自身的对象，而不是严格地具有代表性的“电影”。 “深墙”在电影循环之间创建了复杂的时间关系。每个小阴影胶片都有精确的记录持续时间：从几秒钟到几小时。 16帧之间的时间关系变得复杂（以类似于Brian Eno的磁带循环实验的方式），将不同持续时间的单个记录循环播放，以创建连续几天都不重复的构图。 Deep Walls的灵感来自Jan Svankmajer和Quay Brothers的超现实主义电影以及Joseph Cornell的雕塑。在他们的电影和雕塑中，小尸体和强迫性地收藏在橱柜和抽屉中的物品代表着心理和精神状态。组织的理性过程带来了一种无意识的非理性。 Deep Walls的名称受到建筑师克里斯托弗·亚历山大（Christopher Alexander）的“图案语言”（Pattern Language）设计图案的启发。他建议建造厚厚的房屋墙壁，以便居民自己可以雕刻出橱柜，抽屉和窗户来个性化房屋。本着亚历山大的精神，这部作品逐渐记住了其表面上的环境内容。
BOUROULLEC
Буруллек
ブルレック
Algues
RHIZOMATIKS RESEARCH ELEVENPLAY KYLE MCDONALD
Figure Discrete
Esecutori umani incontrano corpi generati dal computer, visualizzazioni calcolate del movimento incontrano droni svolazzanti! L’intelligenza artificiale e le macchine di autoapprendimento fanno apparire questa tavolozza inedita di progetti di movimento, progetti che trascendono di gran lunga i confini dell’articolazione umana, consentendo uno sguardo profondo nel mondo astratto dell’elaborazione dei dati. Il team di Rhizomatiks Research, guidato dall’artista, programmatore, designer dell’interazione e DJ giapponese Daito Manabe, riunisce il potere collettivo con un numero di esperti, tra cui i cinque ballerini ELEVENPLAY del coreografo MIKIKO e dell’artista di programmazione Kyle McDonald. Il risultato è un’immagine mozzafiato, realizzata magnificamente, insomma: visivamente sbalorditiva.
RALF BAECKER
Memória de acesso aleatório
A Memória de acesso aleatório é uma memória digital totalmente funcional. Em vez de operar em componentes semicondutores para representar os estados binários 0 (zero) ou 1 (um), a memória usa grãos de areia como material de armazenamento. Os grãos de areia podem ser lidos, colocados ou removidos em um disco giratório por um mecanismo de escolha e colocação de três eixos combinado com uma câmera de microscópio para rastrear a posição de um único grão de areia. Esse mecanismo de memória está sujeito a erros por meio de leituras incorretas, grãos saltando e outras imponderabilidades.
AZUMA MAKOTO
あずままこと
אזאמה מקוטו
아즈마 마코토
Адзума Макото
Makoto is not your average, vase-based gypsophila arranger – he’s worked with Dior, Helmut Lang, Hermès and even Lego. One large-scale work is called Green Dog House. Another is Botanical Ashtray. ‘I’m focused on elevating the value of flowers and plants by expressing their unique forms. I convert the beauty of nature into artwork.’
vincent leroy
文森特·勒罗伊
北极光环
stone age
Paris-based artist vincent leroy takes movement as the motivation for his work. he prefers this over form, material, or color. instead, he focuses on adding rhythm, pauses, and creating different patterns to set and differentiate every piece. ‘stone age’ is his latest sculpture and is made of fourteen triangular mirrors that move subtly, breaking its surroundings into thin reflections of space. these mirror images deconstruct the environment allowing for different visions of it.
This sculpture situates itself between poetry and technology, generating the opportunity to test visual and physical experiences that relate to space. ‘stone age’ looks like a heavy and rigid structure, but it will surprise the user when it twists and deforms with flexibility and fluidity, creating a delicate contrast. all the movement is created using very low technology.
Lauren Lee McCarthy
SOMEONE
SOMEONE imagines a human version of Amazon Alexa, a smart home intelligence for people in their own homes. For a two month period in 2019, four participants’ homes around the United States were installed with custom-designed smart devices, including cameras, microphones, lights, and other appliances. 205 Hudson Gallery in NYC housed a command center where visitors could peek into the four homes via laptops, watch over them, and remotely control their networked devices. Visitors would hear smart home occupants call out for “Someone”—prompting the visitors to step in as their home automation assistant and respond to their needs. This video installation presents documentation from the initial performance on four screens throughout the space.
MICHAEL HAKIMI
Noch so ein Sieg, und wir haben verloren
MICHAEL JOHANSSON
マイケル·ヨハンソン
Майкл Йоханссон
The Move Overseas
Created by contemporary Swedish artist Michael Johansson, these “real life Tetris” installations see other people’s unwanted objects methodically and painstakingly packed together into neat, colour co-ordinated blocks. Inspired by real life coincidences, such as two people passing each other dressed in the same outfits, Johansson has been constructing the sculptures since 2007, installing them in public areas like tight alleyways and strangely shaped doorways as well as showing them at group and solo exhibitions all over the world. Speaking to PINCH magazine, Johansson said:
“These irregularities, or coincidences, are a great source of inspiration for me. I have also as long as I can remember been fascinated by flea markets. And in specific a fascination by walking around to find doubles of seemingly unique, though often useless objects I have already purchased at another flea market. There is something irresistible in the knowledge that if you don’t buy that particular object right away, the opportunity might never come back. I think the same rules compelling me to select things at flea markets are also central to my art practice, that you need to combine something very familiar with something very unique to create an interesting art experience.”
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Katja Heitmann
Museum Motus Mori
“In 2018 we started our new project Motus Mori, in which Katja is going to research and preserve movements which are in danger of extinction. Motus Mori is a longterm project (2018-2020) that consists of an ungoing research with multiple presentations like a choreographical TED-talk, mobile movement laboratories, field researches with divers groups of people, large movement expositions, city- rituals… This way Katja and her team will work on a growing collection of endangered human movements.”
Paul Cocksedge
ポール・コックセッジ
폴 콕세지
ПОЛ КОКСЕДЖ
保罗•考克斯基
Capture
‘Capture’ è un lampada in alluminio di grandi dimensioni (1,6 metri) a forma di cupola, la cui struttura concava irradia un flusso luminoso di una luce calda e soffusa. A livello formale la lampada è caratterizzata da un netto contrasto tra la sua superficie nera esterna e la luce irradiata dall’interno. Il lavoro sperimentale di Paul Cocksedge è conosciuto per l’intenzione e la capacità di esplorare i limiti dei materiali e il suo impegno e creatività nell’innovazione tecnologica.
Lundén Architecture Company
Another Generosity
Another Generosity explores a new structure that consists of a membrane holding two basic elements: air and water. The simple structures are combined to create a visible and dynamic cellular structure. The inflated elements mediate between the natural and built environment. They respond to external and sometimes unseen stimuli, creating a new kind of experience, a momentary hesitation that heightens our awareness of our surroundings.
DARSHA HEWITT
Hotspot Twinklers
