Site specific two channel animated automated projection
2018
CAPTAIN EVER'S SUBSTATION
is an interactive installation.
A ship's wheel sits in front of a large porthole window, filled with an animated scene of underwater mountains in subterranean low light. A rumble sounds in the distance. Spinning the wheel turns the landscape, revealing entrenched habitats, winged submarines, lantern boats, sea monsters and machinery intertwined. Everything moves in an unhurried manner, shimmering and flickering, trailing in the current. A farrago of characters, representing confidence, mischievousness, silence, fear, concentration. Messengers and rogues.
2012
generative loop
ICE FLOES is a sculptural, animated installation created for MOD, Guadalajara
Collaboration with Ariel Nevarez.
2012
looping projection
Animation, sculptural interactive installation
THE HIDDEN KINGDOM is a portal to a living, unseen world.
2011
generative loop
Animated video, Public art.
SUBMERGICA is an animated video created for the Big Screen at the IAC Headquarters in New York. The ground floor of the Frank Gehry designed building contains a 120 foot long video wall, 12912x1200 pixels, a massive public space, meant to be seen by travelers along the West Side Highway. The animation plays evenings in the Big Screen gallery rotation.
In this project, two ghostly submarines bear directly towards each other, slowly traversing the giant screen, each accompanied by a flock of undulating jellyfish. As they meet, the entire scene transforms into the interior view of some unknown vessel, flashing red light illuminating portholes filled with drawings of intertwined and interlocked fish etched in wood.
2010
02:45
BELLYFUL OF EELS is a multiple part project: animation, interactive installation, sculptural, code.
2010
02:08
GOLDEN TREASURES OF SNOWS is an interactive installation, an earlier iteration of Captain Ever's Substation.
2011
WATERSHED is a trio of short animated videos referencing the terrain, history and delicate ecology of the Tampa Bay watershed, commissioned for Lights On Tampa 2011. These videos are part of a permanent public collection displayed on outdoor video portals on the Tampa Bay Riverwalk. Each animation takes place within a strata, or level, of a re-imagined watershed. The Watershed triplet comes together to describe a world of atmosphere, light and living beings, traversing the screen. The individual videos each standalone but when seen in succession will contribute to a larger story about the Tampa Bay waterfront.
2011
04:39
BLOW is an interactive installation.
Collaboration with Diego Rioja
2010
generative animation
KANCHENJUNGA is an interactive diorama. Through a wooden porthole window, you see a physical collage of wooden mountains, bits of drawing and glowing lights all suspended in front of a screen of airplane & submarine animations.
2009
OUROBOROS is s collaborative musical installation reflecting the idea of eternal return within the hub: arrivals, departures, the marking of time and the beat of people moving through the space. A proof of concept interactive installation.
Collaboration with Diego Rioja.
2010
Reading Light is a site-specific video installation created for the Brooklyn Public Library.
A projection of a floor to ceiling bookshelf, full of books. Within the books and between the projected shelves are animated dioramas, each contains a tiny travelogue through Brooklyn, freely shifting through history, sights and neighborhoods.
2007 / 2009 Reading Light: Coney Island
06:25 / 02:20 looping
An old joke as a rumination on political gossip featuring banananimation. Inspired by the constant rumors, scuttlebutt and outright lies posted as news during the last election cycle—it's time to "consider the source" of what we hear.
2009
01:20
Music by Eric Eble
Vive La Treesistance is a re-imagining of a world post-climate change. Seen first from above, a very short aerial voyage through a paper archipelago, guarded by an arboreal fleet. Faced with rising oceans, the trees themselves resist climate change by switching to energy conserving fluorescent lights.
2007
00:46
Music by Eric Eble
Fulton’s Nautilus: Several Improvements in Maritime Warfare
A silent projection reveals a fleet of ancient submarines, an inky progression of Nautili, historical voyagers seen navigating waters through a porthole window. Prior to his success in Brooklyn with steamboat ferries, inventor and engineer Robert Fulton built a submarine he named “Nautilus,” one of the earliest practical submarines.
2007
3 min 44 sec
silent
FLYING FISH: COME HOME GUPPY is an aerial and aquatic animated voyage built with colored-pencil drawings, paintings and photos from the USS Nautilus, in New London, CT. The Nautilus, the first US nuclear powered submarine, marked the end of the post-war (50’s) diesel submarine fleet, known as Guppies: converted greater underwater propulsion submarines.
2006
03:26
Sound by Eric Eble
99¢ TRAVELOGUE is a short conveyor-belt-animated expedition, gliding through an eerily compressed digital collage world of plastic animals, construction paper drawings, erasers forests, and brightly colored synthetics from the densely crowded 99¢ store landscape.
2007
01:39
Music by Eric Eble
AFTER YOU LEAVE documents a mute war, the War of the Trees. Here we see the trees’ stoic refusal to submit to the dominating infrastructure–aggressive constriction and unremitting subjugation by the sidewalks, fences, buildings and decorative borders in this arboreal battle zone.
2007
03:26
Music by Eric Eble
48 hand drawn words for garbage, appearing in English dictionaries online.
2008
01:15
Music by Eric Eble
Approximately 16 dozen eggs.
2005
00:21
Mouth pops by Eric Eble and Pete Marshall
Inside the fridge with the lights out: animated digital collage built with drawn collage landscapes and digital still animation of planes passing overhead, en route to JFK airport.
2005
00:09
Studio work.
Drawings: Pencil on paper
Paintings: Oil on panel