Monday, 15 November 2010

BBC news Even Grant

Artist Even Grant has created a new view on christmas lights instead of the usual fairy lights and christmas theme he has using technology to change the way you see buildings in the city derby. This technology captures the builds and brings them to life creating new depths making the building come alive, bound out of there solid structures and become 3D.

this style of light art is really effective and interesting it changes surroundings that you see everyday and brings them alive giving them a new leach of life and making people appreciate the architecture in their area again.

this idea is really interesting but i think it takes away the aspect of christmas as it is a traditional event and some people like me do not like change also the images shown on the news where did not have a christmas theme to them but more of a abstract feel of shapes and concerts. This works for other event but christmas has a very obverse identity of snow,farther christmas,christmas trees and certain colours as reds,greens and golds.

i am really interesting in changing the way you see building in a different life and how you can change the way people view their city in to a way they have never experience before.

this relates to the event that i attended in 2008 in Piccadilly gardens called Handprint. this was interactive installation by Alabstair Eilbeck. the structure was set up so that a image was projected on to the city tower building. members of the public were asked to scan there hand on a technical scanner on the oppressive side of the garden and then the hand would be projected on to the building. the idea behind this was to take a childhood past time of finger painting and bring it up to date in a technology way. In the same way as the Even Grant it was an idea of make the public look at their building in a different way giving them a image of a new life and making people appreciate the architecture that they see everyday and possibly don't even notice.

my hand is the one in a pink glove



http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-11755177

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