From: David Kidman (email suppressed)
Date: Wed Dec 15 2010 - 14:48:21 PST
Hi Jennifer,
The projector in OTNOT projects an image onto a paving stone in the water. You can see it in the film on my website as we construct the installation. The rain machine drips onto the paving stone.
David
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On 14 déc. 2010, at 22:43, jennifer cadger <email suppressed> wrote:
> Dear Frameworks,
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> I am still working on my dissertation re: physical water within expanded cinema. Unfortunately there is an extreme lack of information about some of the artist I have found and believe me I have JSTOR, Wilson Web’ed and Googled!
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> Caroline Locke’s “Breath” (2002)?
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> If you have seen this work could you answer a few questions?
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> Can you hear the sound of the heartbeat in the gallery space?
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> In the Aluminium tanks I am presuming there is a vortex of water??
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> How then does the sound of the heartbeat affect the water?
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> Is there the equivalent of a hammer that copies the heartbeat or is it the physical sound vibrations that affect the water i.e are there speaker inside the tank?
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> There is also a mention of video loops.
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> What are the images on the video loops?
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> What surface are the video loops projected onto?
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> Alexander Hahn “On the nature of things” (1996)
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> I have watched the video of this installation on ‘Vimeo’ and have information about the work however, I noticed on the list of materials is 1 Projector.
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> What was the projector projecting and onto what surface was it projecting?
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> I have basic descriptions of the following installations;
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> Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s “Pulse Tank” (2008)
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> Michael Brown “Turbulent Landscapes” (1996) and “Meanderings” (1993)
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> Lulu Quinn “Jetty Greenwich Millennium village” London (2008)
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> Pearl Hirshfield, various installations “Autumn”, “Summer”, etc (1984)
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> Jim Hamlyn “1728sqft, 16070Ltrs” (1991) and “Broken English” (1993)
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> David Hall “Narcissus I” and “Narcissus II” (1976)
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> If you have seen these installations, I would be grateful if you would write a review of your experience of the work.
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> Thank you all in advance.
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> Jen
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