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Image Fulgurator (2011)
- backwardsmoo 1y agoIt's quite rare that art grabs me, but this did. I love the idea of bending photographic truth in real-time, especially with an optical device. I find the Fulgurator a bit subversive and also unsettling, how much in a photo is manipulated at point-of-capture? I think another way this gets me thinking is that we generally assume that sensors are 'neutral' witnesses, but that's more of a comforting illusion rather than fact. The fulgurator shows manipulation at a physical level, but it's not hard to imagine similar interventions happening at firmware or even silicon.
- seemaze 1y agoI had the same feeling other, but not all, works from this artist. I ended up browsing through the full portfolio. Definitely an interesting find!
- songeater 1y agoor use a nikon f2 camera and double expose... https://yorsad.blogspot.com/1984/12/xx.html https://yorsad.blogspot.com/1984/12/xx.html
- teenbear 1y agoThe intent appears to be the manipulation of the physical space at the time of capture. A double exposure of your subject and then a second exposure of the dove or other image would be no better than photoshopping the image after
- Doxin 1y agoThe intent is to modify photos other people are making. The artist has no control over the camera taking the picture in this artwork.