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25
Aug 2007
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structure is completely blacked out with plastic. |
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In
the process of installing there were a few small holes in
the plastic, each one of these operated like a pinhole camera.
I experimented with a large white cardboard sheet, placing
it on oblique angle to the wall and photographing the projected
image and the pinhole. |
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I
made a portrait of Beatrice sitting in front with the Chateau
projected onto the cardboard. |
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I
also made a portrait of Evelyn sitting in front with the
Chateau projected onto the cardboard. |
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As I began to sketch out the design each pinhole
produced an image of the surroundings - here we see four images
of the Chateau. Notice the pinholes on the wall. |
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Here
the board is held up to a pinhole in the roof and the trees
and sky photographed with a digital camera. |
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Later
in the afternoon I began pricking out the image on the plastic. |
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What is actually happening in the image is the gaps in the leaves of the tree are producing tiny apertures like a pinhole image and each ray of light is a projection of the sun.
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One
of Daniel Van de Velde's work installed
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