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Still From WINDscale 2007
Still From WINDscale 2007
WINDscale 2007

In this work an anemometer constantly measures the speed of the wind, this data is then used to control the frame rate and pixellation pattern of a video of the anemometer. The work has 13 discreet levels of interference based on The Beaufort Windscale which is a visual way of estimating windspeed based on how the sea looks.

The video is output locally as a live video, it is also broadcast online as a time-lapse video from the last 24hours and is available to download as a dynamic desktop screensaver which updates live through out the day. www.windscale.net

The work will be installed at Jaywick Martello Tower, Island6 Shanghai, Southampton & Hackney Wick
Jaywick Martello Tower
Still From 1440 Frames Output
Still From 1440 Frames Output
Still From 1440 Frames Output
Still From 1440 Frames Output
Still From 1440 Frames Output
Still From 1440 Frames Output



1440 Frames 2007

1140 Frames uses a computer-controlled apparatus to capture a series of 1440 images at a rate of one per minute over a period of 24 hours. Each minute, the camera will also rotate 1440th of a revolution so enabling it to rotate through 360 degrees over the 24 hour period.

The captured images are then complied into a digital video that will describe a 360 degree panorama of the Hallway at the Foundling Museum as recorded over the last 24 hour period. The video will play at a rate of 24 frames per second giving it the duration of exactly one minute. During that minute, the apparatus will have rotated 1440th of a revolution, captured another frame and updated the video.

The video will be constantly updated every minute; the first frame is erased and a new one added to the end.
KITESOUND 2006

KiteSound used a mechanical apparatus to amplify the vibrations of a kite string to create an audible sound.

The recorded sound track forms the basis for this video work one screen shows the apparatus making the sound the other is a projection of the kite who's frame rate is controlled by the volume levels of the sound
KiteSound 2006 Installation View
KiteSound 2006 Installation View
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WINDscale Project Site
Rob Smith Home Page
The Invention of Solitude
Royal Academy Schools Gallery
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