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Intersections - Nguyen Dang Binh

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Alessandro Capozzo<br />

and Katja Noppes<br />

Exuvia<br />

75 inches x 22.5 inches x 25 inches<br />

Art installation, analog-digital mixed media<br />

ARTIST STATEMENT<br />

The collaboration between Alessandro Capozzo and Katja Noppes<br />

is based on the possibilities of merging different experiences in<br />

different media: coding as an expressive medium and painting<br />

as an analogue process. Exuvia is the first result of their method.<br />

The installation suggests a narrative flow, starting from a metamorphosis<br />

– referring to an empty chrysalis (exuvia) as the printed<br />

memory of an absent object – until the spreading wings climax: vital,<br />

delicate and ephemeral as software could be. Interaction between<br />

an analogue medium and a digital one forms a synthesis of the<br />

properties of these two elements, transcending mere software<br />

objectification and material dynamization.<br />

CONTACT<br />

Alessandro Capozzo<br />

Independent Artist<br />

via Monza 51<br />

Cernusco sul Naviglio<br />

20063 Milano, Italy<br />

alessandro@ghostagency.net<br />

www.abstract-codex.net/exuvia/<br />

CO-AUTHOR<br />

Katja Noppes<br />

Independent Artist<br />

via Barrili 31, 20100 Milano, Italy<br />

noppes@tiscali.it<br />

www.katjanoppes.net<br />

TECHNICAl STATEMENT<br />

Exuvia is a mixed-media installation consisting of a semi-transparent<br />

synthetic-material mould of a desktop computer (and its peripherals)<br />

and an lCD display with an epoxy-resin layer mounted on. A<br />

representation of dragonfly wings has been imprinted into the resin<br />

by several analogue processes. Semi-generative software (built<br />

with Processing) is visualized on the prepared lCD display: a set<br />

of attractors “drive” a cellular-automata flow through the wing’s<br />

lines of force.<br />

Custom software: (built with Processing).<br />

Screen: 30 x 36 centimeters. Epoxy resin on lCD display.<br />

Moult: 190 x 57 x 64 centimeters. Synthetic material with<br />

talcum powder.<br />

Various hardware, cables, and iron mongery.<br />

Artworks Art Gallery Electronic Art and Animation Catalog<br />

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