11.20.2008
thank you mike jauchen for helping me find tokihiro sato
Sato exposes the film in the camera to light over a long duration. While the camera is in this mode, Sato tranverses the space being photographed with a small flashlight and mirror. Because of the slow exposure and his quicker movements, he himself does not appear on the film. Using the mirror to direct the thin streams of light, the artist highlights specific elements of a space's architecture. The process illustrates the invisible element of space using illumination as a type of drawing tool. The result is a construction of light captured on film.
11.16.2008
does anyone know who this artist is?
11.05.2008
what we were like before
i was messed up before this
i came to the hospital on a float
i had metal binges. i tried to eat my car.
everyday i decided to quit. i threw out all of the cutlery,
nails, kitchen appliances, etc.
i looked for the nearest parade
the man that ate an airplane was not
an overachiever.
he was mentally ill.
i came to the hospital on a float
i had metal binges. i tried to eat my car.
everyday i decided to quit. i threw out all of the cutlery,
nails, kitchen appliances, etc.
i looked for the nearest parade
the man that ate an airplane was not
an overachiever.
he was mentally ill.
11.03.2008
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