Taking timelapse pics has always been a part of documenting my art practice. For each of my installations I have hundreds of timelapse pics that typically sit in a folder never to be seen again. I’m taking some time in between projects to work on a bunch of miscellaneous ideas, one of which being to do something with all these timelapse photos. If you’ve ever worked with lots of timelapse photography you know that it can be a pain, especially if there are lots of starts and stops, changes of camera position, and dead space where the camera is left running even though nothing is happening. So started coding a small app that helps deal w these things and makes creating timelapse vids a lot less painful. So be prepared for lots of behind the scenes making-of vids as I revisit past installations and work to hone the software. Here’s a quick one from my Enter the Machine install at the Made in New York Media Center in Dumbo, Brooklyn from 2018. This exhibition was installed from 2018-2020 when the media center closed due to the pandemic:( . . . #timelapse #makingof #bts #installation #enterthemachine #etm #data #datavisualization #files #folders #onemanshow #digitalart (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CL2FriNFUR1/?igshid=18azwjh13d0e7
