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ORB #2 is part of a series of four orbs that were inspired by and created for the physical exhibition space. After viewing the space, I drew upon reference images of the Nutopia Cyberlounge. It was a well-known space digital innovator used in London during the dot-com boom to launch digital technologies and experiences (1999-2003). The space was designed to stimulate creative thought with its mix of architectural lighting and ambient sound. I wanted to create the same immersive feeling in the exhibition space. As it's a fully mirrored space, it allowed me to emphasise the capacity of the holographic fans in conveying the illusion of depth and dimension. I created these 3-dimensional animated orbs in colours that would really be pleasing to view in the space.
These four orbs were creatively coded using Touch Designer.
Mikkapedia’s “RGB” collection comprises the video work from his first physical solo show, a site-specific installation where each work was displayed through hologram fans.
RGB (red, green, blue) is the colour model used to display images on all electronic systems. The colours when combined can obtain any colour in the visible spectrum.
The “RGB” collection is a deconstruction of our digital perception, it is looking at digital art in the most foundational sense through the building blocks of colour.
The artist wants to encourage discussion about how we will consume digital media in the future. Using digital media, animation, colour, and perception intertwined with the technology of the holographic fans Mikkapedia gives the viewer a means of consuming our digital reality, a new way of viewing RGB. Beyond this, as the fans themselves are in motion the artworks all have an underlying theme of perpetual movement.
Available at https://culturevault.com
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ORB #2 is part of a series of four orbs that were inspired by and created for the physical exhibition space. After viewing the space, I drew upon reference images of the Nutopia Cyberlounge. It was a well-known space digital innovator used in London during the dot-com boom to launch digital technologies and experiences (1999-2003). The space was designed to stimulate creative thought with its mix of architectural lighting and ambient sound. I wanted to create the same immersive feeling in the exhibition space. As it's a fully mirrored space, it allowed me to emphasise the capacity of the holographic fans in conveying the illusion of depth and dimension. I created these 3-dimensional animated orbs in colours that would really be pleasing to view in the space.
These four orbs were creatively coded using Touch Designer.
Mikkapedia’s “RGB” collection comprises the video work from his first physical solo show, a site-specific installation where each work was displayed through hologram fans.
RGB (red, green, blue) is the colour model used to display images on all electronic systems. The colours when combined can obtain any colour in the visible spectrum.
The “RGB” collection is a deconstruction of our digital perception, it is looking at digital art in the most foundational sense through the building blocks of colour.
The artist wants to encourage discussion about how we will consume digital media in the future. Using digital media, animation, colour, and perception intertwined with the technology of the holographic fans Mikkapedia gives the viewer a means of consuming our digital reality, a new way of viewing RGB. Beyond this, as the fans themselves are in motion the artworks all have an underlying theme of perpetual movement.
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