[15:39 Sun,8.August 2021 by Thomas Richter] |
Cinematographer and editor Dave Blair has built a machine that uses classic video feedback loops to create fascinating fractal graphics. The "HD Video Feedback Kinetic Sculpture" consists of five monitors, three cameras, two video switches, several SDI-to-HDMI (and vice versa) converters, a glass pane with a beam splitter, and an HDMI input that can be used to feed content via smartphone or live video feed as the basis for the feedback loop. ![]() HD Video Feedback Kinetic Sculpture
Similar to a musical instrument, the artist "plays" the device, but instead of creating sounds, live graphics are created in FullHD quality (1,920 x 1,080) with spirals within spirals, loops within loops, galaxies as well as classic fractal images reminiscent of the shapes of plants or even insects. If you want to know how the machine was built, you can follow ![]() ![]() HD Video Feedback Kinetic Sculpture §PIC4$:Fractal generated by the HD Video Feedback Kinetic Sculpture There is even praise from the well-known German mathematician specializing in fractals, Heinz-Otto Peitgen (known, among other things, for his book ![]() I like very much what you are doing. It is fascinating. Reminds me of when I was still playing - experimenting - discovering. In the future, with the help of backers via ![]() ![]() HD Video Feedback Kinetic Sculpture Bild zur Newsmeldung:
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