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Pedestrian
Shelley Eshkar, Paul Kaiser (US)
In a public space, images are projected directly onto a sidewalk or concrete floor. The digital projection mixes in with the rough surfaces we are walking on. On the ground, tiny inhabitants come and go in what amounts to an optical illusion, a city that seems both to exist within that surface and to float upon it.
Sound design: Terry Pender; Additional animation: Keith Chamberlain; Installation Architect: Marco Steinberg; Co-producers: Art Production Fund and Eyebeam Motion capture was overseen by Lisa Naugle of UC Irvine’s Dance Department. Michael Girard and Susan Amkraut provided software support. Connecting Point Multi Media gave technical support. Additional support came from Dancing in the Streets, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, and the University of California: Irvine, School of the Arts, Department of Dance, with funds from the UCI Chancellors Distinguished Fellow Grant.
Source: Shelley Eshkar, Paul Kaiser
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