installation, mixed media
2005

Synopsis

Spatio-temporal makes a cross cut into the properties of presence and motion in space and time.

A three dimensional space (with people and objects in static and in motion) is captured over time with a digital camera. The room and everything static is digitally removed and thus leaving only visual residues of that in motion during this time of capture. The residues of motion are abstracted further and projected into a second part of the exhibition space.

In the documentation the camera covered the bar- and lounge area of the event where a more or less constant flow of dynamic motion was taking place all through the event. The piece was shown in a part of the exhibition space not visible from the lounge area and it was back-projected onto paper mounted on glass, giving the projection a material presence.