Shot from Infantree
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Installations, Prints, Shows
Here’s a nice shot from the Organism show at the Infantree Gallery two months ago:
Pictures from Organism
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Drawings, Events, Installations, Prints, Shows
Thanks to Timothy Hoover at the Infantree Gallery for taking some quality pictures of my show last month! Here are a few of them:
Halo-Mane of Auric Potentate (from 2005)
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Drawings
Halo-Mane of Auric Potentate • Marker/Ink/Color Pencil/Digital • 2005
Thought-Organs Hope & Fear
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Drawings, Prints
Here are two graphite/digital drawings I did in 2008. They are meant to be displayed on a wall in a ‘T’ formation:
Thought-Organ Fear • Graphite/Inkjet Print • 15″ x 24″ • 2008
Thought-Organ Hope • Graphite/Inkjet Print • 24″ x 15″ • 2008
Thought-Organ Fear & Hope DETAILS
Macrocosm
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Installations
This is the third and final part to the Cosm installation. It is a digital projection of a looping animated sequence that I created (with the help of Adam Ansorge – thanks!) in Adobe After Effects. Throughout the half-hour, the camera zooms in until the screen is completely filled with red and the zooms back out in a never-ending loop. The entire screen stays solid red for about 12 minutes in each half-hour loop. The quality of the pictures below aren’t of the greatest quality, but it is really difficult taking pictures of a digital projection in a somewhat darkened room. The video was projected from that white box in the foreground. I thought that since it was the only thing in the center of the room that it would be really obvious. But, as it turns out, it camouflaged really well, and most people did not even realize it was there!
Cosm (Part II)
Posted by David Mazure | Filed under Digital, Installations, Prints
This is the second part of the Cosm installation. What you see here are digital prints that I cut out and then adhered to both sides of the glass windows separating both galleries. The imagery derives from Microcosm. Microcosm is a repeating pattern and the second part of Cosm shown here is just one tile of that pattern.
As seen from inside Gallery 2
As seen from inside Gallery 1 (with some really creepy-looking guy in the background)
A view looking through the glass at Microcosm on the far wall
