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Falling
2014
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WU I-Yeh
Falling
2014
program language , screen
Dimension Variable
Falling
2014
program language , screen
Dimension Variable
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I attempted to create a work that applies the concept of on-site production tailored to the hardware specifications and spatial configuration as stipulated to the artists by the 2014 Digital Art Creative Project.

The Multi-Screen Display in the National Museum of Fine Arts, which consists of 12 TV screens, was the starting point for my creative inspiration. I wrote an algorithm to produce an image of a TV screen that appeared to be falling. When the screen suddenly begins to fall within a seemingly normal screen image, a triangulated illusion is created between the two dimensional space of the original screen, the virtual 3D space of the falling screen, and the actual space in the viewers reality. At the same time, when the footage of the falling screen exceeds the screen itself, the viewer can imagine the screen in continued free fall accompanied by the sound effects. The sound completes that mental picture, until finally the screen is heard to make impact with the ground and then shatter. After a moment the fallen screen quietly resurfaces, whole and in its original position, and the process repeats.

ARTISTS
6 artworks / 20 exhibition
Video Art
WU I-YEH (吳宜曄) was born in Taipei, Taiwan in 1984. WU graduated with a MFA in computational studio arts from Goldsmiths College, University of London. Most of WU I-YEH ’s recent works attempt to capture individual differences in perception, as wel ...
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KEYWORDS
WU I-Yeh, 2011-2013, Video Art
WU I-Yeh, 2013, Video Art
WU I-Yeh, 2014, Video Art
WU I-Yeh, 2011, New Media Art
WU I-Yeh, 2010, New Media Art , Video Art