in transit

February 19, 2012 — hcgilje

My new light installation created for the 3rd floor of Woodstreet Galleries. It´s a 15m (50 ft) animated light installation running through the whole space.

portrait by Joey Kennedy. Copyright All rights reserved by joeykennedyphotography

Posted in architecture, art, exhibition, installation, light, motion, patterns, perception, space, time. Tags: , , . 8 Comments »

8 Responses to “in transit”

  2. hcgilje Says:
    March 16, 2012 at 13:40

    I am aware of his work. If you actually look at the video documentation of the two different works you will see that they are quite different.

  3. bLackburst Says:
    March 17, 2012 at 0:15

    I shot the videos for Enigmatica and have watched yours. One’s a projector and one is a light. Quite unfortunate really!

  4. hcgilje Says:
    March 17, 2012 at 15:02

    The conclusion you seem to be drawing is quite unfortunate.

  5. Antonio Pellegrino Says:
    April 9, 2012 at 16:46

    Fantastico..! The phenomenological discovery of space through light (or together with sound) is really re·veal·ing. I am going to write an essay on this work and tie it with study of space/time structures.
    Tusen Takk!

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    May 11, 2012 at 16:02

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  7. CM50 Says:
    August 25, 2012 at 14:26

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  8. Kathy Hinde Says:
    September 20, 2012 at 21:02

    hello – it is quite evident the two pieces being discussed are very different – the Webster piece is projection mapping and plays with design and pattern in 3D space – the Gilje piece has a simple beauty and is fascinating because it is purely a moving light that gracefully illuminates the squares and makes shadows. It alludes to the passing of time, to travelling along, walking on the pavement under street lamps – seeing your shadow shrink and grow… – there is something very elegant about the simplicity of this. It is working with the natural phenomena of how light interacts with space and objects and has a poetic beauty that relies on it’s refined and elegant realisation.


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