Tag Archives: data sculpture
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Photo by Christopher Bauder
Samsung Electronics, the global TV industry leader, is elevating its presence at IFA 2016 with a special exhibition designed by a team of emerging German artists. The installation, entitled The Origin of Quantum Dot, showcases the beauty of Samsung’s SUHD TVs with Quantum dot display, while incorporating video, lighting and musical elements.
The Origin of Quantum Dot is a stained glass-inspired art installation designed by Andreas Nicolas Fischer, Schnellebuntebilder, Christopher M. Bauder and kling klang klong. The artists came together from different creative backgrounds including sound, media art and sculpture to build the unique work of art. The piece contains 45 SUHD TVs and 9,000 shards of stained glass.
We designed The Origin of Quantum Dot exhibition, the largest we’ve ever produced, so that visitors at IFA can directly experience the visual excellence of the premium SUHD TV with Quantum dot display, said HS Kim, President of the Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. We are proud to have partnered with such talented, local artists to bring this visual concept to life.
Photo by Christopher Bauder
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A dialog between an artificial intelligence and a human.
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Second Nature is a series of video loops which show an alternate reality layered on top of our own. During a return to the Alps in the south of Munich where I grew up, I took walks in the forest, filming them from my own point of view and recording ambient sounds.
The video footage was then analyzed and a virtual camera was calculated which reconstructs my movements. Then, working around the path of the camera in space, the environment was created only to cover the field of vision.
The vegetation is an obviously ficticious one, where tropical leaves populate northern European trees. A fern’s structure was misappropriated and given banana leaves. The plants and soil have a dull metallic finish. The POV perspective and gait recognizable in the camerawork shows the influence of first person shooter games, while its enemies and objectives remain absent or unknown. There is no clear narrative or purpose other than the wish to be transported to this world, creating a false memory of a place that does not exist.
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Credits Extension of the Schwarm Code by the multitalented Mr Pazos
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Installation View at Synthetisch Vernünftig at the LEAP Berlin curated by John McKiernan and Daniel Franke
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45 × 60 × 3 cm; MDF, car paint;
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30 × 30 × 3 cm; Multiplex plywood, wood dye; Installation View at Layers at 22,48m2 Paris
Detail [Photo: Rosario Caltabiano]
Detail of untreated sculpture
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Software study as preparation for Brute Force Method, which was generating and auto-publishing images to Tumblr.
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Spectral Density Estimation I; 50 × 25 × 12 cm; Cedar wood;
Spectral Density Estimation is a pair of sculptures commissioned by the SECCA and the Winston-Salem Symphony orchestra. Two sound recordings of the first organized tuning were taken at the last 2 orchestra performances of the 2012 / 2013 season. Each recording was analyzed and transformed into a spatial arrangement of the audio frequencies over time. The resulting geometry was then carved into a block of wood from a cedar tree, that had fallen outside the museum.
Installation View at SECCA; [Photography: Cliff Dossel]
2 sculptures, 50 × 25 × 12 cm each; Cedar wood; [Photography: Cliff Dossel]
Detail; [Photography: A N F]
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There are no efficient algorithms for many computer science problems. The simplest approach is to try all possible (or many) solutions until the desired outcome is reached. This is called Brute Force Method.
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Still life studies for the BFA series.
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Egyptrixx feat. Ohbijou – Old Black
Directed & produced by A N F
720p; 4 minutes 04 seconds;
Old Black is Egyprixx´ remake of the song of the same title by the drone doom band Earth. David Psutka had already commissioned me with the video Start from the Beginning for Egyptrixx last year and I am glad he asked me again for this one. Even though Old Black and Start from the Beginning are completely different songs, I tried to stick to a similar concept and develop a bleak artifical world, which is influenced by the soundcsape.
The graphic elements are a mixture of 3d-renderings and flat 2d textures aligned in space. The video makes heavy use of particles and simulations and was made with the open source 3d software Blender, with After Effects used for particle and compositing work.
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Triptych 90 × 120 cm; OSB, car paint
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2 panels 90 × 40 cm each; OSB, car paint, deterministic randomness
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Noise I; Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 150 × 235 cm; Text for the exhibition by Dennis Jelonnek
Noise I; Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 150 × 235 cm
Noise II; Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 150 × 235 cm
Noise III; Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 150 × 235 cm
Noise IV; Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 150 × 235 cm
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Untitled (G III); Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 160 × 280 cm;
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Untitled (G II); Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 160 × 280 cm; text about Noise
Untitled (G IV); Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 100 × 180 cm
Untitled (G VIII); Lightjet photo print on Aluminum Dibond; 100 × 180 cm
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Triple channel video loop I/III; 720p
Triple channel video loop II/III; 720p
Triple channel video loop III/III; 720p
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45 × 45 × 8 cm; MDF, car paint, deterministic randomness
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95 × 135 cm; MDF, car paint, deterministic randomness
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A landscape in constant flux. Wind, mountains, mist.
Patterns emerge. Floating, flying. Hissing, rustling, sweeping.
Sound РJos̩ G. Soler
2011; digital video, 1080p; 8 minutes 22 seconds;
Installation view at 22.48m2 Paris
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Reflection II; Benjamin Maus & Andreas Nicolas Fischer; MDF, car paint, video projector, custom software; the sculpture was commissioned by the 5 Days Off Festival in Amsterdam for the »Frozen« exhibition.
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Poplar plywood, paint; 46 × 140 × 120 cm
Indizes is a data sculpture visualizing the stock market indices S & P 500, Dow Jones Industrial and NASDAQ from January to November 2008. The values are shown on the three peaks of the five rows of polygons. The data source is Google Finance.
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Mapping of the world gross domestic product 2007
Mapping of the world derivatives volume 2007
Comparison of the two layers
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Series of 12 generative drawings; 20 × 30 cm; Inkjet print;
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Series of 3 generative drawings; 80 × 120 cm; Lambda print on alu dibond;
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Series of 3 untitled procedural drawings 1 / 3
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The other artists participating in the show are Shajay Booshan, Leander Herzog, Daniel Widrig and Marius Watz.
