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animation

The Road

There is 1686553615927922354187720 possible combinations of arranging the 24 cards in the animation. (To put it in perspective: if every person on earth (some 7 billion) would do one combination every second, it would still take around 8 million years to lay down all possible combinations. One could say the duration of the piece approaches eternity. Right now, it takes about 6 seconds for a new image to appear in the animation. That makes the “duration” of the piece about 1.01193217×10²⁵ seconds or 1.686553616×10²³ minutes or 2.810922693×10²¹ hours. “The Road” is a work of immense proportions). The piece resides at http://thing.net/~j/the_road/

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video

57th Street, March 8, 2013

View of 57th Street from 30th floor of 590 Madison Avenue. Digital chrono-photography. Duration: 24 hours. Image interval: 8 seconds.

Approximately 10,800 digital photographs, continuously displayed and updated every 8 seconds.

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video

Yano a

View of Watoriki, a Yanomami village in the Brazilian rain forest. Image intervals approximately 3 seconds. Duration 24 hours. Collection Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, Paris.

Approximately 28,800 digital photographs, continuously displayed and updated every 3 seconds.

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video

Untitled

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.

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video

Umbria, August 30, 2006

View from Monte Lagello, Umbria, August 30, 2006. Synchronized 24 hour landscape time capsule. Approximately 17,300 digital photographs, continuously projected and updated every 5 seconds.

Picture interval approximately every 5 seconds. Duration: 24 hours. Image resolution 3264 x 2448px.

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video

Tucholskystrasse, September 12, 2005

View of Tucholskystrasse, Berlin, September 12, 2005.

Synchronized 24 hour landscape time capsule. Approximately 17300 digital photographs, continuously displayed and updated every 5 seconds.

Picture interval approximately 5 seconds. Duration 24 hours. Resolution 2048 x 1536 px

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video

Palast der Republik, November 29, 2006

Berlin, Palast der Republik (November 29, 2006) Synchronized 24 hour landscape time capsule. Approximately 17,300 digital photographs, continuously displayed and updated every 5 seconds.

Image intervals 5 seconds. Duration 24 hours. Image resolution 3264×2448. [Project realized with the support of border-lands.de]

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video

Ludlow Street (April 3, 2020)

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video

Forum

View of Forum Romanum, Rome. Synchronized 24 hour landscape time capsule. Duration: 24 hours. Image interval 7 seconds.

Approximately 12,400 digital photographs, continuously displayed and updated every 7 seconds.

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video

Empire

Webcam installation, first shown at net_condition at ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany 1999.