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December 2010 - March 2011 Ten Twenty-Four Residency Closing Open House / Open Ship Also appearing: CONE WALL at The Earth Ship |
 Jeff does a wall performance to commence the residency one of our first collaborations |
Feb. 5 - at the ship with Christina, Em and Tim pizza, icicles, spruce cones ....everything but the kitchen sync
Nice collage Jepoy! Having fun with Em and John Cage at The Earth Ship Posted January 29 - the residency continues..... Oh boy, haven't posted in a while. Here's today: Having fun with Jepoy and Faye at The Ship with the Fisher Price turntable, a train-prepared record, a clementine and three cameras. everything is left-to-right captured with PhotoBooth and my laptop two cameras and a turntable, a broken record and The Earth Ship several days of the ceiling camera and Earth Ship events, including an exploding kitchen cabinet. Audio by Jeff and Isla. |
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Posted December 10 |
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| After almost a week apart, Jeff and I got together again today and restored our momentum by starting on the cone wall. The projected grid works really well.
I'm learning about converting the time-lapse sequences to HD. Is this file too large? I think so... Jeff and I are both wearing jeans! |
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Posted December 2 |
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Many thanks go out to Jeff for inviting me to spend time with him at the ship making art and learning about each others' process. Working in collaboration with Jeff is a great pleasure! I am looking forward very much to these two weeks. At this writing (day 2) it has been a fabulous experience already!
Setting up the overhead camera. Here's one of the test shots... |
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| Jeff is an excellent cook. We're having fun documenting just about everything, such as dinner on day one... |  |
| Today (day 2) I used some of the documentation from yesterday's dinner to show him how I use SnapzPro X |
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| And then I used the screen capture from the dinner documentation to show him how I do an HTML decay
If you haven't seen this before, you might like to know that the decay continues and gets more interesting (to me anyway) the longer it plays It also appears and sounds differently depending on your browser, internet connection and processor speed |
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| Here the decay is recorded after about a half hour.
Jeff's enthusiasm for html decay led to more exciting things... |
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| We let the camera shoot all night at this two-arm cone on the ladder and captured some nice aspects of the first day and evening, mostly spent setting up the cone oscillator.
This was our first collaboration of time-lapse video and audio mixups |
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| The Cone Oscillator enjoys the company of Jeff's plants
This is set 1 |
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| The wall scrape |  |
And this decay of PM Toronto