Good Things Take Time
Post-Script: The completion of this project won't be seen until I buckle down and finish assembling the array. I was lazy over the holidays and hardly worked on it at all.
The link to the earlier blog entry on this project is here.
Typecast image via Olivetti Lettera 22 and Lumix G5.
posted by Joe V at 9:20 PM
5 Comments:
Interesting concept. I await the finished project.
Nice one! I like the idea of this, not just the end result but the construction of the array itself. Neo-impressionism makes a comeback!
These effects are beautiful and eerie. I think you have a really neat art project underway.
Joe, it just gets better. I remember your article in the LPA and it is good to hear you are progressing it to hi-res. Now, I can't remember if it was Camus or Kurt Vonnegut who drew the verbal picture, but it goes like this: our experience of the world can be likened to sitting on a railway truck facing backwards and viewing the receding past through a 10 feet long drain pipe. I hope you see why that illustration came to mind. There is a genius aspect to this project.
There's very much a confessional-screen vibe to the output. Just the outline or the suggestion of someone or something on the other side, like a thousand camera obscuras. Very interesting!
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