LA Weekly Blog / Crash Space in Culver City
Many thanks to LA Weekly’s Paul Bradley for mentioning our new art in his article, “The Hacker Artistry of Breaking Shit and Rebuilding it Better.”
Many thanks to LA Weekly’s Paul Bradley for mentioning our new art in his article, “The Hacker Artistry of Breaking Shit and Rebuilding it Better.”
(or was it number 3)
Building a flip book requires a lot of experimentation.
This is a 36 frame ditty that makes us smile… I made the flip book mechanism, but it’s waiting for the right frame.
Today I foraged for stock at the local aerospace surplus store and a thrift shop.
Here’s the first working model for a series of mechanized flip books.
Chickadees on a branch. Flitting here and there with a flutter of cards. Running in small flurries or sporadically – perhaps activated by a motion sensor. A fair bit of work is going into each piece – from shooting and working the imagery to building the mechanism to building the framework for the piece… to programming the electronics. I think we’ll update the flip-art a bit.
It’s all falling into place and Wen & I are much less worried about all the parts we’ve been collecting (noticeably accumulating in our NY studio) for the past four weeks!
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