Concept

This project has carried on throughout the year. The merging of night and day into moving image is an idea that stemmed from a quotation from the Bhagavad-Gita that reads “In that which is night to all beings, the sage is awake; and in that which all beings stay awake is night for the seer.” (Chapter 2, verse 69). I have made several attempts at the integration of night and day. Two of the attempts are included in this final submission, That Which is Night and Halo. Previous reports have extensively discussed the planning for this piece. (more…)

Concept

The project is a reaction to the endless stream of thoughts that bombard our awareness on a daily basis. The textual layers that replace the objects of the room and inherit the objects shading graphically represent this endless stream of thoughts – how we classify reality be means of language. (more…)

Concept

This piece hopes to achieve a combination of the idea of a concomitant vision of night and day conceptualized in the Night & Day piece and the idea of an extended single cut with a long duration conceptualized in the piece Out Of. Both these cited works can be reviewed in previous reports.

In detail, three minutes of this time-lapse lasts two hours of real-time. Using software tools in postproduction, I selected one item from the static frame and slowed down the rate at which it decreases in luminance. In essence, an object is separated from its surrounding time. (more…)