>Date: Wed, 04 Apr 2001 15:58:45 -0700 >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >From: Michele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Opening reception Magnetics Golan Levin, Katrin Grotepass > >Immediate release : >Moving Image Gallery >414 Broadway 3 Fl >NY, NY 10013 >212.966.4741 > >http://www.movingimagegallery.com > >Magnetics : Katrin Grotepass, Golan Levin >Opening reception Thursday , April 5, 2000 6-9 > >Magnetics: an exhibition focused on the physical and virtual communications >expressed through magnetic forces. >Katrin Grotepass and Golan Levin reach to the opposite ends of the spectrum >to relate the same principles in the explorations of Magnetism as a >communicative medium. > >Katrin Grotepass >"My work is showing the mysterious interaction of + and - of magnetic >energy. This invisible energy is made visible though physical mediums using >magnetic, iron- filings, fluorescent light and paper. >The energy of the creation of the work is a swell, and the catalyst for my >ink, graphite drawings. >- ink is the free flowing energy following the gravity in its organic shape. >- Graphite is compressed energy in its geometrical form seen in the rhythm >Pencil stroke. >Both elements are set in a dialogue. The graphite element seems to create a >base for the ink element to fly." > >Golan Levin >"My work has focused on the design of real-time environments, which allow >people to explore abstract form, color and sound in ways that are direct, >engaging, and expressive. Such environments inevitably investigate an >interplay of natural and synthetic forces." >'Floo' disperses and deflects soft-edged tendrils in response to the >interactant's movements, according to the patterns of magnetic fields. >'Flocculus' is a New Latin term for hairball. In this environment, ductile >hairs drawn by the user swirl around a shifting, imaginary drain. 'Snoog >Series' is a set of static/interactive computational forms intended as raw >materials for phonaesthetic inquiry. >'Snoog Series' is a set of static/interactive computational forms intended >as raw materials for phonaesthetic inquiry. > > > > >--=====================_16925066==_.ALT >Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" > >If you would like to be removed from this mailing list please reply with >remove in subject. >Thank you, >Michele Thursz >Moving Image Gallery > > >Immediate release : >Moving Image Gallery >414 Broadway 3 Fl >NY, NY 10013 >212.966.4741 > >http://www.movingimagegallery.com > >Magnetics : Katrin Grotepass, Golan Levin >Opening reception Thursday , April 5, 2000 6-9 > >Magnetics: an exhibition focused on the physical and virtual >communications expressed through magnetic forces. >Katrin Grotepass and Golan Levin reach to the opposite ends of the >spectrum to relate the same principles in the explorations of Magnetism as >a communicative medium. > >Katrin Grotepass >"My work is showing the mysterious interaction of + and - of magnetic >energy. This invisible energy is made visible though physical mediums >using magnetic, iron- filings, fluorescent light and paper. >The energy of the creation of the work is a swell, and the catalyst for my >ink, graphite drawings. >- ink is the free flowing energy following the gravity in its organic shape. >- Graphite is compressed energy in its geometrical form seen in the rhythm >Pencil stroke. >Both elements are set in a dialogue. The graphite element seems to create >a base for the ink element to fly." > >Golan Levin >"My work has focused on the design of real-time environments, which allow >people to explore abstract form, color and sound in ways that are direct, >engaging, and expressive. Such environments inevitably investigate an >interplay of natural and synthetic forces." >'Floo' disperses and deflects soft-edged tendrils in response to the >interactant's movements, according to the patterns of magnetic fields. >'Flocculus' is a New Latin term for hairball. In this environment, ductile >hairs drawn by the user swirl around a shifting, imaginary drain. 'Snoog >Series' is a set of static/interactive computational forms intended as raw >materials for phonaesthetic inquiry. >'Snoog Series' is a set of static/interactive computational forms intended >as raw materials for phonaesthetic inquiry. > > > > >--=====================_16925066==_.ALT--
