Bill Fontana, Sonic Shadows (installation view), 2010; commissioned by SFMOMA, courtesy the artist, support provided by Arup and Meyer Sound Laboratories, Inc.; © Bill Fontana.
Bill Fontana, Sonic Shadows (installation view of speaker), 2010; commissioned by SFMOMA, courtesy the artist, support provided by Arup and Meyer Sound Laboratories, Inc.; © Bill Fontana.
By Hilton Als Joseph, at the New Museum, for the opening of his installation "Shadow Play".
Now Joseph has made his most personal film to date, the twenty-three-minute "Fly Paper," which is part of his installation "Shadow Play," at the New Museum through January 7th.
By recording pedestrian shadows with a custom-built infrared sensor system, then projecting them back through the street lamps of Bristol, UK, projection-mapping public art installation Shadowing offers a glimpse into the lives of these anonymous others.
That is a cinema film; at Ambika P3 you can see Maniac Shadows, a five-part installation that incorporates fragments from both women's lives, juxtaposed with a wall of photographs showing women on the tube, in the restroom, in the lobby – strange places where they are neither at work nor at home: a no woman's land.
Awesome Installation Brings Your Shadow To Life.
The chaotic confluence of the elements comes together to create a spontaneous interplay of light and shadow in Simon Heijden's latest installation, Shade.
Adding to the sci-fi aesthetic is a shadow that looms across the installation every 4.2 seconds from left to right like "a giant blade of a windmill, a negative object that contrasts the bright projection by muting it where it appears.
