martin bonadeo

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thermosynthesis

horizon on dome

intimacy

moebius display

re-visits

japanese eyes

art closed circuit

the interactive corn

inmigrant/argentine

tires

underground sky

hope

wind chimes

mulhulland drive

NEWS

two suns

closed open closet

off-on light

change change

real time still life

fused americas

melted figures

still life wallpapered

together

indoor windows

delayed clock

soul's path

el pueblo closed circuit

locked up landscapes

corners

photography, slide projection

natural sciences museum

buenos aires 2002

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projected spaces
by martin bonadeo

Can a slide projector really alter space perception? In this context one deals essentially with light: to make it go through a translucent image to impregnate it into an illuminated surface. In general one works on a white and smooth screen especially designed to receive different images, just like white canvas. Trained eyes know that it is a screen but this light when directed towards other spaces can change the meaning of a scene. The corner between wall, roof and beam leaves its architectural meaning behind to convert itself into a more complex spatial-temporary element during the projection. The ghostly presence of the projected photo grows into the projection surface and transforms itself, offering a new image which combines past and present in a very particular way and suggesting a new kind of space. When vision is being threatened, the other senses start to acquire a higher level of importance in order to compensate for the eyes deficiency.


Buenos Aires, October 2001