http://www.digitalstar.net/art/frame-seductions/ Pierre Proske - electronic artist Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:17:56 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.digitalstar.net/art/frame-seductions/comment-page-1/#comment-61 FILE Festival – the installations | mediarosa Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:17:56 +0000 http://mothball/~grimus/digitalstar/blog/?p=239#comment-61 [...] Frame Seductions, by Pierre Proske, explores the concept of looking outside of the video frame by tracking the head movements of people in front of the screen. Only a static but very seducing image can be seen from the distance but as visitors come nearer and turn their head to the left or to the right the perspective of the video on the screen automatically follows their gaze, enabling them to access material that would otherwise be outside of the filming frame. Viewers can this discover quirky scenarios lurking in the sidelines: characters appear in several places at once, exit through doors to reappear elsewhere and sometimes give the viewer or each other quizzical looks. [...] [...] Frame Seductions, by Pierre Proske, explores the concept of looking outside of the video frame by tracking the head movements of people in front of the screen. Only a static but very seducing image can be seen from the distance but as visitors come nearer and turn their head to the left or to the right the perspective of the video on the screen automatically follows their gaze, enabling them to access material that would otherwise be outside of the filming frame. Viewers can this discover quirky scenarios lurking in the sidelines: characters appear in several places at once, exit through doors to reappear elsewhere and sometimes give the viewer or each other quizzical looks. [...]

]]> http://www.digitalstar.net/art/frame-seductions/comment-page-1/#comment-60 HaggBridge.com » Blog Archive » FILE Festival – the installations Fri, 13 Aug 2010 06:55:17 +0000 http://mothball/~grimus/digitalstar/blog/?p=239#comment-60 [...] Frame Seductions, by Pierre Proske, explores the concept of looking outside of the video frame by tracking the head movements of people in front of the screen. Only a static but very seducing image can be seen from the distance but as visitors come nearer and turn their head to the left or to the right the perspective of the video on the screen automatically follows their gaze, enabling them to access material that would otherwise be outside of the filming frame. Viewers can this discover quirky scenarios lurking in the sidelines: characters appear in several places at once, exit through doors to reappear elsewhere and sometimes give the viewer or each other quizzical looks. [...] [...] Frame Seductions, by Pierre Proske, explores the concept of looking outside of the video frame by tracking the head movements of people in front of the screen. Only a static but very seducing image can be seen from the distance but as visitors come nearer and turn their head to the left or to the right the perspective of the video on the screen automatically follows their gaze, enabling them to access material that would otherwise be outside of the filming frame. Viewers can this discover quirky scenarios lurking in the sidelines: characters appear in several places at once, exit through doors to reappear elsewhere and sometimes give the viewer or each other quizzical looks. [...]

]]>