Graphic meanderings contemplating and illustrating the division and replication of a single diploid and haploid living cell to the eventual trillions, and the transmogrification of digital technology into ‘real virtuality’ … all a bit wordy … but a thought provoking subject and an exciting idea.
The visuals have been generated from a 3D Scan of a recent figurative sculpture by Graham Bowers... the images were generated in a 3D CAD program after importing the Scan file ... over 1.2 million vertices producing 750,000 facets (triangular faces).
A replica of the original sculpture has now been physically produced by the Fused Depostion Modelling process
Visuals: Graham Bowers
Music: Human Heartbeat
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Graphic meanderings contemplating and illustrating the division and replication of a single diploid and haploid living cell to the eventual trillions, and the transmogrification of digital technology into ‘real virtuality’ … all a bit wordy … but a thought provoking subject and an exciting idea.
The visuals have been generated from a 3D Scan of a recent figurative sculpture by Graham Bowers... the images were generated in a 3D CAD program after importing the Scan file ... over 1.2 million vertices producing 750,000 facets (triangular faces).
A replica of the original sculpture has now been physically produced by the Fused Depostion Modelling process
Visuals: Graham Bowers
Music: Human Heartbeat
Peter Benedict Gallagher performing with 'The CasualTies' ... sometime in the 20th Century at 'The Manchester Arms', a pub in Stockport ... a truly great friend, man and musician.
A thirty four minute visual interpretation by Graham Bowers of the ambient musical work 'The Icicle Lectures Vol 1' composed and performed by Miina Virtanen and Tobias Fischer.
For further information regarding the CD visit
http://www. exovo.org
http://www.myspace.com/feufolletmusic
and for more information on the movie visit
http://www.red-wharf.com
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