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Gallery from the lovebytes festival 2003
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"The
name, you see it's one of them things…I've got no sympathy for people
of my age called Elvis and people called Shirley Bassey, because
their parents would have know but my parents had no idea that there'd
be so many Chris Evans, and one in particular :)
My
work..it's an old Space invaders cabinet from 1977. It's 2 stage exhibit.
The cameras hidden in it and films exactly what the invaders, were
they real, would see if they were looking at you. So the thinking is
while it's projected here in the foyer, people playing the game look
at the people in the foyer in the same way as they would look at the
invaders on the screen. So their seeing the invaders but they're actually
looking down at the cinema goers with various expressions. You can
just about see the camera behind the screen if you look hard enough.
It's better when people don't know they're being filmed.
I'm a computer programmer really. I started by helping artists who needed
computer programming, for e.g. there'd be artists who needed programming
working doing, I'd help them. Then I got to know the people who were doing
it. Lovebytes is fantastic, I suggested myself that I come to the organisers
and they said I could come which was nice, but I'm not famous so you have
to suggest yourself a little bit!
I wouldn't have been able to come over here from Cardiff and see all the
things that are going on if I didn't have this opportunity. It's nice meeting
other people who are doing interesting work then you feed off each others.
I saw the Warp3 show reel which was fantastic, I saw Minim ++ which was
unbelievably good, I have my son whose two with me and I think it's the
first time it's ever happened that me and Ben have enjoyed a piece of art
together on the same level. And of course I appreciate the programming
that's gone into it!" Chris Evans Artist/Programmer |
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Above
installations: part of DSP3 a CD ROM featuring four newly
commissioned interactive multimedia works by Kurt Ralske, Nullpointer,
Dextro and Lia + Miguel Carvalhais. These pieces will be shown
in a special exhibition during the festival. The Artists talk
about their work commissioned for Lovebytes 2003. [See separate
Aritists pages for more information/images]
www.dextro.org |
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A
selection of interactive multimedia, film & internet work
shown this year includes Tina franks 'Fuzzy Motion' DVD
[Above]
[See Minim++ page for images from their Installation]
Lovebytes
is also launching two new publications to coincide with the
festival: DSP3 is a CD ROM featuring four newly commissioned
interactive multimedia works by Kurt Ralske, Nullpointer,
Dextro and Lia + Miguel Carvalhais & Volatile Media is
a DVD/DVD ROM compilation of films and multimedia by artists
commissioned Lovebytes over the last 3 years including by
Terre Thaemlitz, Alex Peverett, Freeform, Steve Hawley, Butler
Brothers and People Like Us.
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Photography/Interviews
Vicky Morris & Alison Coldwell |