Showing posts with label damon zucconi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label damon zucconi. Show all posts

Sunday, March 13, 2011

In and Out of Orders by Damon Zucconi

In and Out of Orders by Damon Zucconi, 2007

Footage of deep sea thermal vent temperature measurement from the JAMSTEC (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology) database, which is organized and searchable by specific actions carried out at some of the ocean's darkest depths. Into this dark current of heat and movement, an external mechanized optical force is introduced to impose temporary order, illumination, and data collection. After each clip is a re-filmed clip in which the artist records the path of his eye in the previous video.

*Blurb paraphrased and interpreted from emails with the artist.

Friday, December 19, 2008

video • damon zucconi


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damon zucconi's amazing 'colors preceding photographs' videos. take a peek at more of damon's work here.

[all damon zucconi. from the series colors preceding photographs. 2008.]

Monday, July 28, 2008

club internet




club internet's latest exhibition is now online: 'contact (1997)' curated by damon zucconi. up through august 19th. take a peek here.

[all from club internet (3.0). top to bottom: martijn hendriks. 12 glowing men. 2008. aleksandra domanovic. ADSL. 2008. jordan rhoat. solar panel tattoos. 2008.]

Friday, June 20, 2008

club internet




club internet's latest exhibition launched yesterday: the oracle show curated by harm van den dorpel. featuring work by aids-3d, kari altmann, charles broskoski, carl burgess, jeff carey, chris collins, aleksandra domanovic, harm van den dorpel, constant dullaart, joel holmberg, infobeard, oliver laric, guthrie lonergan, ilia ovechkin, rafael rozendaal, travess smalley, tntet, damon zucconi. up through july 12th see it here.

[all club internet. from the oracle show. top to bottom: dreamcaptchas by kari altmann. still from edge transfer by damon zucconi. still from resurrections by harm van den dorpel.]