Pixel Works, Monograph of the Nude
2019
Water paint on wood panel, iPod touch, microphone stand, HD monitor, video (color, silent)
Video 5:53 min., H338×W600×D600cm
2019年 木製パネルに水性塗料、iPod touch、マイクスタンド、HDモニタ、ビデオ(カラー、サイレント) 映像  5分53秒 H338×W600×D600cm
Painting by Jerzy Nowosielski “Akt”, 1975 oil on canvas, 120x80cm, collection of the National Museum in Wrocław, Poland
Courtesy of Starmach Gallery / Nowosielski Foundation, Poland
Pixel Works is an experiment in un-computing media art, defined as media art that does not utilize computer equipment. The most critical aspect of the installation process is the quality and quantity of practice—how one can physically perform digital technology—focusing on the inherent digitality within the human body. There is a realm concerning digital technology and its concepts that can only be addressed through analog work and the human body, and one of this project's primary objectives is to reflect on this aspect. In this work, the ideal condition is achieved when the traces of human hand labor disappear through the immense accumulation of them. The installation is realized through the various digital technologies that complement the manual process.
《Pixel Works》は、Un-computing media art(=コンピュータ機材なしのメディアアート)の試みである。制作過程で最も重要なことは、いかに身体でデジタル技術を演じられるかという実践の質と量であり、人間の身体がもともと内包しているデジタルに焦点を当てようとしている。デジタル技術やその概念について、アナログな作業や人間の生身の身体を通してのみ語り得る領域が存在する。それらについて省察を加えることがこのプロジェクトの大きな目標の一つである。この作品においては、手仕事の積み重ねの果てにその痕跡が消失してしまうことが理想の状態である。その道程を各種デジタル技術が補完することによってインスタレーションが成立している。
Painting by Jerzy Nowosielski “Akt”, 1975 oil on canvas, 120x80cm, collection of the National Museum in Wrocław, Poland
Courtesy of Starmach Gallery / Nowosielski Foundation, Poland
Pixel Works, Monograph of the Nude
2019
Water paint on wood panel, iPod touch, microphone stand, HD monitor, video (color, silent)
Video 5:53 min., H338×W600×D600cm
《Pixel Works, Monograph of the Nude》
2019年 木製パネルに水性塗料、iPod touch、マイクスタンド、HDモニタ、ビデオ(カラー、サイレント) 映像 5分53秒 H338×W600×D600 cm
Painting by Jerzy Nowosielski “Akt”, 1975 oil on canvas, 120x80cm, collection of the National Museum in Wrocław, Poland
Courtesy of Starmach Gallery / Nowosielski Foundation, Poland
With support from: WRO Art Centre, Wrocław, Poland
Exhibitions
18th Media Art Biennale WRO 2019: Human Aspect, National Museum's Four Domes Pavilion, Wrocław, Poland
May 15th-July 28th, 2019
Organizer:  Media Art Biennale WRO 2019, WRO Center for Media Art Foundation/ WRO Art Center, Co-funded by the Wrocław Municipality | wroclaw.pl and the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland, Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland
Co-organizer: National Museum in Wrocław
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