Frame Box allows the viewers to experiment with delayed images. On one screen we see our own image in real time. On the other we watch the results of our own manipulations of time and space in the same image. The installation is an approach to using time as a visual quality. It alludes to the work of artists like Támas Waliczky and Joahim Sauter, who were interested in showing the shape of time as a third dimension in electronic images.
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Frame Box allows the viewers to experiment with delayed images. On one screen we see our own image in real time. On the other we watch the results of our own manipulations of time and space in the same image. The installation is an approach to using time as a visual quality. It alludes to the work of artists like Támas Waliczky and Joahim Sauter, who were interested in showing the shape of time as a third dimension in electronic images.