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Artist: Greg Deocampo |
| Exhibition: Gen.R.8 |
| Date: February 06 2004 - April 03 2004 |
Curator: Lea Rekow
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Bio:
Greg Deocampo is an artist, technologist, and entrepreneur specializing in computational media-- in particular, digital video and bioinformatics. He was the founder ofCoSA/The Company of Science and Art, makers of Adobe AfterEffects. He was a member of Emergency Broadcast Network, a multimedia performance art project inspired by Gulf War I, concentrating on the composition and performance of video-based visual dance music. Installation work includes Phish's New Year's Eve 1998: An Udder Ball, a library of animations improvisationally synchronized with the band's instrumental performance, and screened with a network of video projectors and specialized processors onto an inverted geodesic dome covering the scoreboard at Madison Square Garden. In 1999 he conducted an experiment in video turntablism at Ars Electronica with Mix Master Mike. From 2000 through 2002, as DJ CEO, Mr. Deocampo conducted experiments in visual dance music throughout the Hollywood underground. He is presently working on the application of web services, grids, and clusters to wicked-fast video rendering.
SOFTWARE AGENT G has created and returned an XML file containing Java and two MPEG-4 media objects. The first media object is determined to be a .WAV file created by physicist John Cramer. Metadata summarizes the file as an auralization of a mathematical model of the Big Bang. The second media object is identified as a transmission, originating beyond the orbit of Saturn, from space probe Cassini. SOFTWARE AGENT G has rendered the data as a 00:00:15:07, 30:00 fps DV QuickTime looping movie. Frame 1343 is available for study and analysis as a color and grayscale print.
www.gregdeocampo.com
Watch this Quicktime Movie
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