Sheik Attack is a contemporary non/fiction horror film woven from pop nostalgia, computer war games, the sweat of virtual commandos, the blood of Sheiks and a mis-remembrance of a long lost Zionist Utopia.
Dual channel real time video installation (archive). Postmasters Gallery NYC, September 6 – October 6, 2001. Day shown above: September 10, 2001. Approximately between 370,286 and 864,000 digital photographs, continuously displayed and updated every 3-7 seconds for 30 days.
A single-channel video (5 minutes) exploring the off-screen as a positive physical space existing between two sections of a continuous image. Presented at the Museum of Modern Art, New York (2003); the Israel Museum, Jerusalem (2000,2003); the Haifa Museum of Art, Israel (1998); the Museum of Contemporary Art, Florida (1998); Postmasters Gallery, New York (1999); […]
Casado first created this artwork as an interactive video installation (v01, 2001). It consists of two video screens in which characters poetically “communicate” with each other’s screens via a “virtual black hole”. This version (v04, also from 2001), eliminates the physical elements of the installation and shows the two videos but in one screen. The […]
A multi-channel video installation investigating the notion of private space in small towns across the West Coast. Video segments include: Desert, Old Man, Bar, Blinds, Reflection and Zoom. Segments from Blind were presented at the Haifa Museum of Art, Israel (1998); Postmasters Gallery, New York (1999); Kunstwerke, Berlin (1999); Pratinou, Athens (1999) and the Israel […]
A multi-channel video installation investigating the notion of private space in small towns across the West Coast. Video segments include: Desert, Old Man, Bar, Blinds, Reflection and Zoom. Segments from Blind were presented at the Haifa Museum of Art, Israel (1998); Postmasters Gallery, New York (1999); Kunstwerke, Berlin (1999); Pratinou, Athens (1999) and the Israel […]
ON AUCTION STARTING NEXT WEEK Two figures interface in a hypnotic digital loop. There is something erotic about their movements. Their rolling, hungry heads exceed corporeal limits suggesting a lover’s kiss—a computer-rendered vision of an image depicted in art for eons. And yet more than a kiss, the bodies hyperconnect in a permeation of the […]
This artwork is José Carlos Casado’s first shown 3D animation, created in 2000 and premiered at the 1st Online Sundance Film Festival in 2001 (Official Selection). Homo baby-thinking / 2021 En 2000, amalgamando 0s y 1s creé un bebé. Verde que te quiero ver, pero un bebé. Sé que te sientes rara, y que tus […]
Webcam installation, first shown at net_condition at ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany 1999.
The source material for this work is a collection of 10,000 shots from Starsky & Hutch. Each episode is broken down into a series of individual shots. The artists have assigned key words to each shot: every plaid, every sexy outfit, every yellow Volkswagen, etc. There are 278 categories in total. Each category is archived […]
On May 2nd, 2014 I sent a transaction to the NameCoin cryptocurrency network which read: I assert title to the file at the URL with the creator’s public announcement of it’s publishing. The file whose SHA256 hash is d41b8540cbacdf1467cdc5d17316dcb672c8b43235fa16cde98e79825b68709a is taken to be the file in question. Title transfers to whoever controls this blockchain entry. […]
Evoking a disintegrating communique, this early digital video shreds and shifts the face of a young woman, often passing through episodes of skull like imagery or even complete abstraction.
Five Little Movies (A Single Pixel Movie) In 1994 lev manovich created a number of “little movies” – the very first film project for the web. The movies draw parallels between the early web medium in the 1890s and the new medium of cinema in the 1990s. One of these videos is the iconic “one […]
Five Little Movies (A Single Pixel Movie) In 1994 lev manovich created a number of “little movies” – the very first film project for the web. The movies draw parallels between the early web medium in the 1890s and the new medium of cinema in the 1990s. One of these videos is the iconic “one […]
Five Little Movies (A Single Pixel Movie) In 1994 lev manovich created a number of “little movies” – the very first film project for the web. The movies draw parallels between the early web medium in the 1890s and the new medium of cinema in the 1990s. One of these videos is the iconic “one […]
Conceived for Postmasters Gallery Can You Digit exhibition, Funnel is a countdown to Y2K at a time when the AIDS pandemic still took many lives every passing second. It is composed of a series of scenes, each exploring an aspect of the unfolding pandemic, seen as a symbol for various societal breakdowns: Contamination, Diversion, Multiplication […]
