Disruptive Theatre
Location: London, UK
Programme: Installation
Cost: £1,500
Client: London Newcastle Project Space
Status: Completed
Disruptive Theatre was a projected video installation which allows the visitor to explore and inhabit a exploded picture plane.
Disrupt behaviour, Disrupt perception, Disrupt[ed] imagery. The project allowed the user to enter, become part of and interact with the spatialised image through the layering of projected image planes.
The system aims to disrupt behaviour and perception through disrupted imagery. By the vertical dissection of an image through the disrupted viewing plane on the z axis, the project allowed the user to enter, become part of and interact with the spatialised image. By introducing layered picture planes we altered key paths through the space. It is along these augmented routes that it is possible to glimpse a 2d projection of ones self on the exploded planes. The users could interact with cameras which were located on these paths, the images of which were processed and projected on to the dissected picture planes, revealing alternate and hybrid images in the third dimension.
A site specific installation commissioned by London Newcastle Project Space.
In collaboration with Ben Gough at Bloom and Heechan Park at Studio Heech
Programme: Installation
Cost: £1,500
Client: London Newcastle Project Space
Status: Completed
Disruptive Theatre was a projected video installation which allows the visitor to explore and inhabit a exploded picture plane.
Disrupt behaviour, Disrupt perception, Disrupt[ed] imagery. The project allowed the user to enter, become part of and interact with the spatialised image through the layering of projected image planes.
The system aims to disrupt behaviour and perception through disrupted imagery. By the vertical dissection of an image through the disrupted viewing plane on the z axis, the project allowed the user to enter, become part of and interact with the spatialised image. By introducing layered picture planes we altered key paths through the space. It is along these augmented routes that it is possible to glimpse a 2d projection of ones self on the exploded planes. The users could interact with cameras which were located on these paths, the images of which were processed and projected on to the dissected picture planes, revealing alternate and hybrid images in the third dimension.
A site specific installation commissioned by London Newcastle Project Space.
In collaboration with Ben Gough at Bloom and Heechan Park at Studio Heech
