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Single Channel Video; 4k UHD 3840 x 2160; 4:00; 30fps
Directed by Sander Houtkruijer. 3d elements by A N F.
Cinematography by Lauro Cress
Produced by Daniel Franke
Produced by chopchop.cc
1AD – Imri Kahn
Assistant camera – Carlos Andres Lopez
Grip – Max Preiss
Gaffer – Norwin Hatschbach
Electrician – Christopher Reiners
Set design – Ben Roth, Steffi Bühlmaier
Styling – Laura Renard
Make-up artist – Theo Schnürer
Make-up assistant – Kerrie Ann Murphy
Production Assistant – Claas Ebeling
3D artist – Andreas Nicolas Fischer
Compositing – Burkhard Kalytta
Color Grading – Johannes Hubrich
Featuring: Xenia and Thomas Azier
With: Robin Hunt, Daniel Franke, Kai Kreuzmueller, Kirsten Burger, Martin Deckert, Kiril Bikov
Dancers: Nicola Mascia, Helga Wretman, Shiran Eliaserov, Pauliina Aladin, Asaf Aharonson, Amit Elan
Thanks to: Bastian Christ, Storz & Escherich, Voin de Voin, Lucinda Dayhew
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The track ‘Angelene’ is written and produced by Thomas Azier
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2 panels 90 × 40 cm each; OSB, car paint, deterministic randomness
95 × 135 cm; MDF, car paint, deterministic randomness
Cardboard, custom software; 120 × 80 × 20cm;
A Week in the Life was shown in the DAM Gallery Berlin from 08/02/05 – 08/03/08 as a part of Generator.X – Beyond the Screen Exhibition and at the Toshare Festival in Torino at the Manufacturing exhibition, which was curated by Bruce Sterling.
Der Wandel in Zahlen is an extension of an existing thermometer in the city space with an additional display, which calculates and shows the difference to saved statistical weather data of the past. With this project I want to raise the public awareness of anthropogenic global warming. In this case, the display calculated the difference of the month february 2007 from the same month 50 years ago.
A Temperature sensor is connected to a microcontroller. The current temperature values are compared with stored statisctical data of the past and the difference is calculated. This value is then shown on an Led-display attached to the thermometer.
current temperature − reference temperature = displayed value