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... providing dramatic perceptual shifts in scale and form as the sequence of images unfolded. The digital-image processing techniques used to create transitions between these images and the locations they presented amplified the effect. These transitions...

... along the sunken lane, observing a year’s cycle of seasonal changes and meteorological phenomena using experimental filming techniques, such as pinhole cinematography and lenses created with water from a spring that feeds into the track, along with field...

... that describe each and every one as data. The data was collected without permission from Vine’s public servers using open techniques that have been developed by activists to even the balance through watching the watchers. The project works from a database...

... in an appropriate fashion the OPENGL three-dimensional space offers us tools to see using zoom-in and zoom-out. The old techniques of chiaroscuro were also a useful tool to determine the final look and feel of the project. Finally a component of...

... – mostly medicine, and art. Her works are often based on a recontextualization of visual results from medical diagnostic techniques, which are torn out of the medical context and often computer processed and transferred into the context of art. In her...

... expanding the traditional theme of vanitas. The transfiguration of anatomical fragments as recorded by conventional x-ray techniques into new visual representations effects a re-contextualization of scientific medical imagery into the field of art.

... futuristic video of Uršula Berlot confirm that a powerful artistic impression can still be achieved by using simple physical techniques and a genuine interplay of visual sequences.' – Igor Španjol, Attractions, 2005 (excerpt)

... part shows the chapter Daniel and Revelations of Bible in the mirror writing from Leonardo da Vinci. The final touch is AR techniques that transform Eve Clone from a static print into dynamic video to simulate a vivid Eve Clone interacting with audiences...