{"id":1650,"date":"2015-12-01T13:14:07","date_gmt":"2015-12-01T13:14:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mikelberman.com\/pgraff\/?p=1650"},"modified":"2015-12-01T13:20:28","modified_gmt":"2015-12-01T13:20:28","slug":"proposals","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mikelberman.com\/pgraff\/proposals\/","title":{"rendered":"Proposals \/\/ Zac"},"content":{"rendered":"

OK – Proposals…<\/p>\n

1 – Projection Suit<\/p>\n

I’m interested in how contemporary society engages with the screen. Where once we found fulfillment and happiness in our physical existence; our relationships, our trade, spectacles of life – we now rely much more on the moving image, which presents itself often through a 2Dimensional screen, to satisfy our desires of fulfillment. Our physical being no longer distinguishes our person, we construct identities in the digital world that we perceive to be real.<\/p>\n

Where once we entered the painting, we now enter the screen. If you look around the train during your next ‘Showtime’, have a look and see just how many people are staring blankly into a screen. Oblivious to their physical space – they could be anywhere.<\/p>\n

So, how do we how do we draw these people back into a world where surprise and interpersonal experiences satisfy our attention? With a screen.<\/p>\n

I’m looking to create a rear projection mapped mask\/suit for performance and demonstration. We can captivate and inspire unsuspecting, often unwilling, audiences – reappropriating the screen and removing it from it’s fixed context, which is ‘I sit in front of you when I please’ or ‘I pull you from my pocket when I please’.<\/p>\n

Using Holographic Film and a 3d printed frame, harness and supports – I will create a frame that will use mirrored panels to bounce and refract the image onto the appropriate surfaces – ultimately creating a screen that can be used in public performance and demonstration.<\/p>\n

holographic projection film<\/a><\/p>\n

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Other ideas I explored:<\/p>\n

2\/ Drone Projector Setup –<\/strong>
\nMiniature Projector + Drone = Agile Messaging tool.
\nManeuver messages\/imagery in hard to reach places.<\/p>\n

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3 \/Landscape View(er)<\/strong> –
\nImplementing camera and lighting techniques from film into the everyday environment. Cinematic techniques build a greater emotional response when there are elements we can associate with memories ie a red glow or lens flare while the camera pans onto a brightly lit beach or pool scene. Or desaturating color in a blistery and cold environment. What if we could once again recycle these manipulative techniques to enhance viewer\u2019s perception of real life experiences. This particular example explores the use of light manipulation of tourist\u2019s viewing landmarks through the lenses of cameras, binoculars and other viewing devices by unwittingly projecting onto transparent film as they have one eye closed, and the other through the camera.<\/p>\n

\"Top-of-rock2\"<\/a><\/p>\n

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