(*For best results, put on a pair of anaglyph 3d glasses while viewing this video) Wildlife Fashion Art Safari began in the summer of 2005 as a collaboration between ceramicist Peter Morgan and new media artist Adam Hinterlang. The two met in graduate school at Alfred University. “We’d get into shenanigans and exchange ideas….
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This is a collaboration with Portland, Oregon based artist, Dylan J. Beck and LSU Professor of Psychology, Dr. Melissa Beck that utilizes research data, industrial production methods, and digital animation. Animations were created with data derived by Professor Beck where the eye movements of participants viewing Dylan Beck’s installation were recorded. The video and photographs below…
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This video was created from layers of footage used at an event at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago for an event called Face the Strange featuring Kranky Records group Implodes. The software used to generate the imagery was developed by Sydney, Australia-based artist and computational designer René Christen. The song used for this…
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From semi-coherent blots, smudges and rants to well-deformed bodies, texts, objects and spaces, Adam Hinterlang and David Staniunas have maintained a drawing practice since 2008. They have developed a shared idiom to refine a back-porch consideration of class, masculinity, natural history, human geography, postcolonialism, punk rock and dub reggae. Deformation of the figure is one…
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This is a public art project that I collaborated on with artist Adele Mattern during the summer of 2009. The Tunnel crosses beneath High Street in the Clintonville neighborhood of Columbus, OH and was constructed so students at Clintonville Elementary School could cross this busy street safely. The imagery in the tunnel was derived from drawings made…
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