Cool installation pieces

Started by Bamyasi, December 5, 2013 01:35 AM

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Bamyasi

I saw this in NYC around the time I stopped posting here so I never got to share my experience.

RYOJI IKEDA : THE TRANSFINITE
But yeah you don't have to have seen them personally. Sound/video installation is one of my favorite mediums so I have a few others I can post later.

soup

my idea of installation art has been ruined by first year students who assume/believe that a good installation piece involves gluing a radiator to a wall or throwing some dead cats around a pedestal

if i dont understand its because its 2deep4me and i am an art plebeian

could you maybe post the others i would quite like to see them

"He was shown the smallness and tinsel emptiness of the little Earth gods, with their petty, human interests and connections - their hatreds, rages, loves and vanities; their craving for praise and sacrifice and their demands for faiths contrary to reason and nature."


"...it stimulates the part of the brain called "shatners-bassoon", and that's the bit of the brain that deals with...time perception..."

rtil

there was this art installation on a big video screen in a public square that was showing a glitched 8 or 16 bit game.. i dunno what happened to it but i can't find the video anywhere

Bamyasi

That does sound really familiar (I think you may have told me about it), but I can't say I've seen the video.

Quote from: soup on December  5, 2013 01:39 AM
could you maybe post the others i would quite like to see them
Sure. Here are a few of my favorites (you may have already seen some/all of these):
Ryoji Ikeda - Datamatics, Hobart 14/1/12
Ryoji Ikeda - Superposition (Extrait)
Ryoji Ikeda Formula
Ryoji Ikeda - formula [ver. 2.2] [Excerpt]
Best Video Installation Art at the Biennale in Santa Cruz Bolivia by SONIA FALCONE
Jaqapparatus by Chris Cunningham at Audi City
Storm Room
Max Neuhaus' Times Square
Obviously I have a pretty massive hard-on for Ikeda but everything he does is so inspiring it's hard not to. I'll post some more sound/static pieces later but those are harder to capture on video and this is probably enough clutter for now.