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Sensory
(2000)
Sensory
was specifically made to explore DVD as a film form and follow
on from expanded cinema ideas and notion of a psychic
interface.
I
began to feel some 'expanded cinema' film makers during this period
were actually making audio visual environments, but their only
means to do so at that time was celluloid and a film context.
It
was designed to be a portable environment for DVD that would create
a contemplative audio visual space.
This
was the first ever work for DVD shown at the ICA in London in
1999. It was shown projected with full dolby digital 5.1 surround
sound.
Sensory
is completely unedited and is computer generated artificial life
sequence, combined with use of cameras.
Early
tests for Sensory in 1998 provided a back bone for discussions
about the music with Marvin
Ayres. The visual sequences and the music were made simultataneously.
http://bak.spc.org/numinous/sensory
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