Digital Analogue
Posted by Mark Robinson on February 8, 2010 at 11:13 am in art
This short stop motion animation called Digital Analogue was made with over six thousand still photos shot and then edited together. They carefully considered each photo in every video frame, as they would be for individual photo shots.
Since the introduction of digital technology the relationship between camera and photographer has altered dramatically. Speed and accessibility have come at the expense of mystery, intimacy and tactility – qualities exclusive to analogue photography. Initially, and in reaction to this cultural atrophy, I composed a piece of music made entirely from sounds that I had recorded from a collection of antique cameras. Constructed using the digital composition software Reason, this piece carried a strong hip hop feel and seemed to connect past with future technologies. To accompany this track I created a video response that captured traditional, analogue techniques yet also had a strong contemporary theme.
Available to watch below.