Presentation Day! and…Stanford University, HEY! I’m going to be there this April :}

WOWWWWWWW! First, last Tuesday was a presentation day. I didn’t have any art work but I sent some sketch model and procession. :’[ Luckily , My instructors like it >w<" heehee so I passed.

And here some picture of that day.

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Also, I have a GREAT news! I have been chosen to be one of the participant in STEP : Stanford Thais Exchange Program, this year! Hallelujah!!

Being there will be the most valuable experience in foreign  country (since my last time going smwhere else alone was too long ago). I’ll be there to do my own project, of cause it’s an art project…. about cuture ;-p and ideal and creativity and imagination…and fun … and…. whatever hahaha :}

So this April… I’ll come to see you Stanford.

 

Water color class

Teching water color today.

And my two examples for students.

experimental moving sensor project

This’s an experimental project of moving sensor. The sensor was on a gate celling. I installed them on the 4th floor of my faculty. :} I just want to do smthg with sensors… so I created an installation that asks ppl to walk through. Inspirited by a walk through gate that can be seen in a place like an airport or a theater. I used gold color because I see the different meanings in it. One is about wealthy, healthy, valuable, the winner, but also sometimes it’s old fashion, too much massive, tasteless like we’ve seen in many rich ppl’s house in Thai soap .

Art Review#17 : Light Brix

Light Brix édition nº 2, at Mains d’oeuvres from HeHe on Vimeo.

A very COOLLLL light design. I wish I could have them on my wall :} As the designer’s website describes it  “A modular light system that responds to touch: through the electromagnetic fields of the human body. The hexagonal units can be assembled in any shape and modulated to compose multiple lighting situations. Light Brix is architecture composed by light”. (http://hehe.org.free.fr/hehe/lightBrix/index.html)

http://www.oobject.com/innovative-lights/light-brix-interactive-graffiti-lighting/557/

Art Review#16 Supercontroller

Well… It’s kind of digital experiment, not that ART  but  I thing it’s still interesting anyway.

Supercontroller (by Bryan Cera) from bryan cera on Vimeo.

My Macbook isn’t here.

ahh… My Macb, she has been sick for a while so I decided to take her to the hospital, Apple Care C.

What a pity!? I’ve already back up everythg but using my old friend Toshiba is kind of annoying smtm,  so I will be off for a while.

But will try to b back as soon as possible! :}

 

OH! BTW, I’ve just got accepted by the STEP Program : STANDFORD THAI EXCHANGE PROGRAM!!!!

I’ll be in America at Standford University for nearly a month! ) and have a chance to do my art project there. WOWWWW

 

bye.

a little art students’ presentation day

whuuu~ BUSY weeks were gone now! I got my free time back . (but the busy time will bk soon, I know)

what had I been up to?  A presentation day! it was the day that student present their works ;p So I’m thinking abt showing u some photos and my works, of cause.

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And this’s Thailand Paper Doll, I’ve talked about for many times. It’s still ongoing work. I want to invite more participants: kids, strangers, … huh! may be one day it’ll be online? This’s vdo shows the first participants group.

This’s an experimental project of moving sensor. The sensor was on a gate celling.

:} I just want to do smthg with sensors… so I created an installation that asks ppl to walk through. Inspirited by a walk through gate that can be seen in a place like an airport or a theater. I used gold color because I see different meanings in it. First are about wealthy, healthy, valuable, the winner, but also sometimes gold are old fashion, too much massive, tasteless like we’ve seen in many rich ppl’s house in Thai soap .

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thx for reading.

Art Review #14 :sandstory for King of Thailand by Kseniya Simonova

Kseniya Simonova,

she’s the one I’ve seen on youtube… the artist who can catch audiences’ tears. Her work is amazing, not complex but skillful. For many of her works, I’ve just LIKE it and think to myself ‘ ok, that’s very beautiful’ but not this one.

Because This one nearly made me cry ( It’s touching, but my tear isn’t come out easy)I’ve never thought that one day she’ll do her sand story about any Thailand things.

I found this vid about a week ago on FB, but didn’t watch it. This evening I was in a restaurant in a department store, I saw the picture of sand on ad. TV. And  immediately noticed that it was the same one I glanced at on FB.

Just want you to see how it is amazing!!?

Art Review #13 : Side Effect

SIDE EFFECT – Documentation from Florian Stanger on Vimeo.

The game is easy: a ball, a hole – the ball has to be navigated into the hole. Just how?And that’s what the visitors have to find out themselves.

SIDE EFFECT is an installation art that forces people to communicate to achieve the goals.

To create a room in which the visitors can move freely we combines two technical challanges. To detect the people in the dark room we constructed and installed a infrared trackingsystem. Together with our controlling software programmed in VVVV and three projectors the visitors can enjoy a wonderfull video mapping experience.And SIDE EFFECT will make you move!

I’ve been to SG for 3 days!! :} And I’ve visited SAM (Singapore Art Museum) ….so I may post a vdo and pics next entry. Their were lots of great art I want you all to see .

Art Review #13 : Access by Marie Sester

ACCESS lets you track anonymous individuals in public places, by pursuing them with a robotic spotlight and acoustic beam system.

ACCESS presents control tools generated by surveillance technology combined with the advertising and Hollywood industries, and the internet. It refers to political propoganda and media manipluation.

Beware. Some individuals may not like being monitored.
Beware. Some individuals may love the attention.

 

Access – TV Limburg Report from Marie Sester on Vimeo.

the ACCESS spotlight system is on tour and travels internationally from one public space to another. For updated information, please see the Events list on its website.

scary-fun / obsession-fascination / control-resistance: it is impossible to determine who is actually in control.

Description and Concept

ACCESS is a public art installation that applies web, computer, sound and lighting technologies in which web users track individuals in public spaces with a unique robotic spotlight and acoustic beam system. The robotic spotlight automatically follows the tracked individuals while the acoustic beam projects audio that only they can hear. The tracked individuals do not know who is tracking them or why they are being tracked, nor are they aware of being the only persons among the public hearing the sound. The web users do not know that their actions trigger sound towards the target. In effect, both the tracker and the tracked are in a paradoxical communication loop. The ACCESS spotlight system travels from one undisclosed public space to another. The exact location of the public space is revealed only after ACCESS moves to its next location. The ACCESS website, which contains the webcam view and spotlight control, keeps an updated list of the locations visited as well as a video archive. The content of ACCESS calls for awareness of the implications of surveillance, detection, celebrity, and their impact on society. The structure of ACCESS is intentionally ambiguous, revealing the obsession/fascination for control, visibility, and vigilance: scary or fun. ACCESS was primarily influenced by the beauty of the surveillance representations (x-rayed bodies, luggage or vehicles, 3D laser scans, satellite reconnaissance imagery, etc.), the invisibility of the collected data, and the power generated by means of surveillance practices.

Check it out more information on its website here! ..

http://www.accessproject.net/

and….the artist’s website >> http://www.sester.net/index.html