Async Rolling (In-Progress) Analog Glitch Video Processing
Similar to Joan Jonas’s Vertical Roll (1972) the frames rolling downward are caused by loss of sync signal when a videotape is wound forward. Previously recorded modular synthesizing of woman’s breasts being fondled by men recorded on to VHS is transfered digitally and in post-editing are reversed and slowed down.
What little is cleary perceptable is hard to track with a constant vertical motion of image, frame loss, and distorted hue, saturation, and contrast. The image qualities remind me of the blown out values and motion of Warhol’s Exploding Plastic Inevitable (1966) In an effort to capture warped signal the capture method becomes a signal that also warps the erotic original content and processed contents.
What little is cleary perceptable is hard to track with a constant vertical motion of image, frame loss, and distorted hue, saturation, and contrast. The image qualities remind me of the blown out values and motion of Warhol’s Exploding Plastic Inevitable (1966) In an effort to capture warped signal the capture method becomes a signal that also warps the erotic original content and processed contents.
50% Reduced Speed Reversed
30% Reduced Speed Reversed
Similar Processing Concept - Original Speed Clip, 2020
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Videosphere: You’re Always On A Screen Somewhere...
Brown Bunny
Inertia
2022
MAX Jitter Programming
FxR Versus AhR
Async Rolling
Always On
Enframing Rey
The Vidiot
Computer Home Entertainment
2021
Machine Learning: ATM
Pursuing Earth
THE LIBERTARIAN
Wiley World Wide Weather
ReWind Compressor
Discarding Earth
Being A Passenger
2020
Can(t) See Me Now!
ColorPress Brush
White Ball Flux Brush
THE APP
2019
PATS
2018
Ice Cream Drone
2015
Vanilla ISIS
2017
Invisible Foci
2014
Digital Synthesis Illustration
2013
Rood World
Synthesis Ilustration
2011
Verse
Master (Series)
Video Being
2010
Dance Aches
Bangalor
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