| Vision Machine This is the first broadcasting of ArchiTV, on the making of the Vision Machine installation in Nantes (France) by Lars Spuybroek. The broadcast is available in three versions for RealVideo and QuickTime. You can find here a short film on the making of the installation, an interview with Lars Spuybroek and photos of the project. The film lasts for about 17 minutes. |
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interview with Lars Spuybroek, slideshow and the making of The exhibition
'Vision Machine' opened May 2000 in Nantes. For the exhibition the Rotterdam
based office NOX designed an installation in which the artworks are exhibited.
Among them are various experimental works that were made under the influence
of drugs that were causing hallucinations. The name of the exhibition
is based on the concepts of Frederick Kiesler, who developed between 1938
and 1942 (see photo)
concepts to explain in an audio-visual way the human perception. NOX developed
an installation that folds around the artworks and sets the works free
from the formal, vertical context (the white museum wall) in which they
are usually shown. production: Marc Neelen, Tony Maslic and Piet Vollaard
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