Jul 29, 2020
ANNA MEREDITH - āKilljoyā, off her 2019 album āFIBSā available via Moshi Moshi Records
Directed by Ewan Jones Morris
Choreographed by David Ogle
Edited by Florence Kennard
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ANNA MEREDITH - āKilljoyā, off her 2019 album āFIBSā available via Moshi Moshi Records
Directed by Ewan Jones Morris
Choreographed by David Ogle
Edited by Florence Kennard
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Installations by David Ogle
David Ogle born in 1987 graduated from Lancaster University with a 1st class BA in Fine Art History and Practice in 2009, and an MA with a Distinction in Contemporary Arts Research in 2012.Ā
Much of my work to date has dealt with exploring notions of materiality, of permanence and of the perception of objects in space. Using light as a sculptural medium, my work is innately ephemeral. It begins as a set of strict mathematical procedures that are played out within an environment. Space simultaneously shapes the work and becomes manipulated by it.
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David Ogle creates elaborate sculptures in the most unusual places. Using things like glowing orbs, luminous smoke, and lasers, Ogle makes your typical landscape look just a bitĀ alien. Ā
HisĀ ongoing projectĀ LoomingĀ combines photography and installation art in a fascinating way. Ogle createsĀ ephemeral sculptures usingĀ LEDS, smoke bombs, acrylic spheres and just about anything else he can carry with him. Then he photographs it. The images document the momentĀ he strikes aĀ match or turnsĀ on an LED, creatingĀ a sculpture in the landscape.
Check out more photos and read about Ogleās project.
(via Alien Landscapes Made on Earth With Smoke Bombs and Lasers | WIRED)
David Ogle's piece during the installation for #regenerate14.
Generator Hostel, Berlin-Mitte - July 2014
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