Time Casts Shadows
Edges soften or harden depending on the light source. Months merge to quick glimpses in the shadow of memory.Flashes are given sequence, and from the mind's turbulent puddle, we conjure up a stream.
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Recent Posts
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Tag Archives: visual music
Old Tongue Peeled
The version of “Old Tongue” that just opened at ArtWorks is too quick and detailed to come across on the web, but by trying to strip it down for compression, I came up with a very different version, one that … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Ireland Exhibition Summer 2010, Letterkenny, Uncategorized
Tagged abstract, Art, ArtWorks, cinema, Eric Waldemar, Experimental, Ireland, Letterkenny, Old Tongue, peeling, posterization, Rian Kerrane, Seamus Quinn, visual music
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Primordial Soup Cartoon
Primordial Soup Cartoon from Eric Waldemar on Vimeo. Several notable curiosities came out of last fall’s “Time and Attention” show, and not everything got included in the gallery exhibition. Here’s a sort of image poem that tells of the emergence … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, TIME & ATTENTION at Ironton, Uncategorized
Tagged animation, Arts, ArtWorks, Denver, Eric Waldemar, Ireland, Ironton, Letterkenny, movie, Speechlessness, visual music
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The Unsecret Block
Over 1600 images on 111 sheets. This “block” is threaded through in a variety of ways to create three distinct pieces of animated visual music. This installation, which includes both video and still images, will appear as the centerpiece of … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Prints, TIME & ATTENTION at Ironton
Tagged animation, digital, movie, Painter, video, visual music
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How to Make Things Move: Animation as a Fine Art
On the 23rd of September, at the Art Students League of Denver, I’ll be screening films by two of the people who showed me how to make movies, Stan Brakhage and Harry Smith. I’ll also be giving a brief sketch … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Add new tag, animation, Art Students League, Brakhage, Harry Smith, visual music
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