OF SIMULATION AND DISSIMULATION
2012
Videoinstallation
2012
Videoinstallation
The work consists of following things:
Excerpts of Francis Bacons text Of Simulation and Dissimulation (1624), a montage of nude statues from The Finnish Parliament House made by Wäinö Aaltonen, a video scene where a statement for the media is being prepared, special effects that are breaking the stereographic flow.
The work is built to space to resemble a 3D viewing device invented by Charles Wheatstone - the Wheatstone’s stereoscope. The video can be viewed either in the space through the two projections or as 3D image through the mirror device placed in between the projection screens.
Excerpts of Francis Bacons text Of Simulation and Dissimulation (1624), a montage of nude statues from The Finnish Parliament House made by Wäinö Aaltonen, a video scene where a statement for the media is being prepared, special effects that are breaking the stereographic flow.
The work is built to space to resemble a 3D viewing device invented by Charles Wheatstone - the Wheatstone’s stereoscope. The video can be viewed either in the space through the two projections or as 3D image through the mirror device placed in between the projection screens.
Installation view from the Spring Show of The Finnish Academy of Fine Arts 2012.
Installation view from the Spring Show of The Finnish Academy of Fine Arts 2012.
Desynchronized 3D image from the mirror of the Stereoscope.