Chico MacMurtrie, Birds, June 2009, MuAC, Mexico City.
Photo credit: Luise Kaunert, Paris
Two studies for stone loading disks
06/24/09
The Very Large Display is the inverse of the Very Large Array.
The Very Large Display (VLD) sends a strong message outbound to intelligent species in the universe.
It is a large scale open source wide area hyper-participatory circuit-bent synchronous gps light sculpture, designed as an outreach campaign to raise awareness.
See also: 7art
7/6/08
Special thanks to Chico MacMurtrie, Sven Travis of Parsons The New School of Design, the National Art Museum of China and the organizers of the Synthetic Times exhibition.
I was honored to participate in the exhibition, and delighted to meet so many incredible artists, including Verdensteatret, Kurt Hentschläger, f18 institute, Edwin van der Heide, Blendid, Herwig Weiser, and David Rokeby.
For more information on 16 Birds, see this page on the Amorphic website and this page from an earlier exhibition in New York City.
Two photos of Chico MacMurtrie‘s inflatable Birds sculpture at the Andrew Edlin Gallery in New York City. This is a beautiful piece, which consists of 16 inflatable robotic devices. I spent a few days programming this piece for Chico in the gallery, and we snapped these images on Chico’s iPhone.
I’m very impressed with the direction of Chico’s new work, which has been getting a good deal of press attention lately, too. It’s nice to see Chico’s work getting the attention I think it deserves.
If you are in the city, I recommend a trip to one of the pieces he has up now.
Marble Esplanade
Two scale studies for a monumental SUV sculpture, 4/10/07
Large scale user-friendly solid and inflatable information emblems for significant landmarks provide easy to use standardized geo-location and identification on postions of interest.
Part of the virtual realification anti-pattern.
9/23/05
Found a directory of images from a sound sculpture I created for a show at the Gershwin Hotel, in New York City, 2002.
http://oldschool.briankane.net/gershwin/
I had the bathroom to work with.
This piece was an array of hundreds of cell phone speakers braided together through a shower curtain.
The curtain was connected to a recording of an old record on which I had drawn pictures with a soldering iron.
The sound the piece made was beautiful, and its on the page listed above, too. I wanted to make sure that the the bathroom was still usable, and I think this piece adds ambience to any toliet session. Sorta like potty art.
Found a directory full of nice pictures from the 2000 Amorphic Robot Works shows at Muffattehalle in Munich.
http://oldschool.briankane.net/muffatte2000
The image above is Mark 9 and myself setting up show controls.
Study for Comment Bubble Sculpture
Study for Comment Bubble Sculpture
7/9/09