Immersive
Generating Art
Lumen Prize
Lumen Prize官网链接: http://www.lumenprize.com/artwork/black-moves
由两部分组成的沉浸式影像装置,其中6 *5m大的视觉是由噪音算法算出,且图案是在自然中找出的所形成的无定形的黑色弥漫。
另一延伸部分是一个放置在一边的小型有框迷你影像装置,显示无尽的微观小世界。
作品灵感来自艺术家对自然转变的迷恋,尤其是无定形的形状和其运动轨迹。这所形成的未知宇宙可被看为是一个外在世界与心智内在镜面的表现.
BLACK MOVES is an immersive video installation consisting of 2 parts. A 6x5 meter big multi-layered visuals in the video are created with a set of noise-generation algorithm simulating organic formations and patterns found in nature. It is a spatial drama and a virtual landscape that simulates the forming and de-forming of an amorphous black mass, an evocative sensorial unfolding that traverses between the boundaries of the physical and the psychological as experienced inside a dark space.
An extended part is a tiny framed mini video installation that places next it and continues focus in exploring natural transformation via digital imageries and the interplay between virtual and physical space. From a distance, the image displayed inside the black frame appears to be still; yet as the audience approaches closer, subtle and gradual transformations of the image appear and start to pull one into this deep and endless microcosmic world. The tiny ultra-resolution display commands and heightens the audience’s perceptual attention and experience, intensifying the infinitesimal complex transformations on the screen, playfully mirroring the big projection work with an inverted scale.
BLACK MOVES springs from my long obsession and fascination with natural transformations, particularly formless shapes and their movement. The transformative power of natural substances such as water, rock, air and clouds produce infinite varying forms that seem both ordered and random at the same time. These magical transformations continuously disorient and fascinate the senses, creating a rich perceptual journey that is chartered for a mysterious unknown cosmic. This unknown cosmic can be seen as a representation of an external world as well as a mirror of the psyche from within, where the immanent and the transcendent are fused as one via the ever-changing audiovisuality.
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