Friday 21 March 2014

JULES SPINATSCH


Vienna MMIX – Panorama portrait of a society:  7000 Participants,  10008 Images, one every 3 seconds.  Recorded with 2 interactive network cameras over the entire lenth of the evening from 20:32 – 05:17. Assembled in chronological order. Vienna Opera Ball 2009

In my latest tutorial, David mentioned the work of Jules Spinatsch and we spoke about the way of which he has to overcome different things to put this one piece of work Vienna MMIX within different contexts. It is a great panorama showing a large number of images taken of this very prestigious ball in Vienna. The images are taken over a space of time and so show the changes in light and movement between each image. The above image shows all of these images together, showing the final effect of what he did. 

Vienna MMIX – 360° Circular Panorama, Resselpark, Karlsplatz Vienna, 2011

The above image was the way Spinatsch though that the image would be shown in  a circular panorama and although it has been shown this way, it is not always possible to show such a large scale panorama to the effect he would like and it doesn't actually work with every location. This was shown within Karlsplatz Vienna and really it only makes sense here and so he shows singular images sometimes. 

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Vienna MMIX – All the System's Failures, extended Installation at St.Moritz Art Masters 2011

Vienna MMIX РPlan B, Bloc Lustre, Bloc Danube bleu, Blancpain art contemporain, Gen̬ve 2011

Vienna MMIX – Edition:  36+1 selected single prints on Hahnemühle paper, timetable, Box. Edited by Walter Keller, Zurich with Galerie Fasciati, Chur and Blancpain, Geneva

He is also releasing a book of these images soon and had to yet again overcome how to show them. This is really interesting in relation to my work as I am struggling with how to show my work, and it shows that series can work effectively if shown within a different way. 

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