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Waterloo area
Replace the brush with a computer, replace the canvas with a 3D projector, and you have the tools of a digital artist.
Now put that digital artist in a state to work. of-the-
Art 3D projection theater, who knows about the new high
Tech gadgets and gadgets may appear.
At the very least, that's exactly what Christie's digital engineers are hoping for, because they work with local artists, in a ground-breaking artist --in-
Residential projects in the hive of the communication center.
"Our technology is both a canvas and a palette, and we can basically use both technologies at the same time and provide them with guidance to narrow the gap between artistic output and technical input, charles Fraresso, senior R & D manager at Christie's, said.
The residence plan is CAFKA (
Kidina regional forum on contemporary art
Sarah Kernohan of Christie ka art said that Christie Digital is different from it anywhere else in the country. ordinator. An artist —
By CAFKA and Christie-
Access to desk space, computers and 12 high-rise
Definition projector for Honeycomb (
Interactive Virtual Environment).
Kernohan said Christie's digital has a long-standing partnership with the one who is the one.
Support artists and profit organizations planning free art installations.
Christie's, a leading digital projection company with 700 employees in the region, is fully funded by providing artists with travel expenses, rent and living allowance by providing their technologyJenn E.
Norton is from Guelph.
By working with Fraresso and Christie, the artist inspired the project in the upcoming Tesseract project in hive.
"Basically, I'm like, 'Can I do this? Can I do that? ’ and (the engineers)
I will think about it, "said Norton.
"Maybe no one has approached the hive this way before, and I think that opens up new questions and new ideas for what could happen there. ”Tesseract —
This is a geometric term for a cube.
This is a 3D immersive environment that allows viewers to "go into the stage and look around the scene, which is beyond the 3D you see in the movie," Norton said . ".
Mr. foresso says pushing their technology in these directions is part of Christie's research and development goals.
He hopes that the art brain that works with the engineer's brain will bring new innovations.
"Creative Art inspires people to look creatively at things and look at things in a very different way, so engineers who are very familiar with the technology will not look at the technology as artists do, "said friesso.
"While you might say it's a selfless goal --
It's really about supporting the art world.
It is very innovative in itself.
Norton said that apart from the people who built the hive, the opportunity to work in the hive is not the same as anything she had heard before.
"This is very important now, especially some of the cuts that have taken place in the art field in the last few years," Norton said . ".
"It's really amazing that a company wants to invest in its creativity and understand how valuable it is for everyone involved --
It creates content and attracts new audiences.
"In September, the international community will call on artists to submit any suggestions they can make using Christie's technology.
There will be two projects in two years, from two-
Depending on the artist, the length is several months to 12 months.
Kernohan said the two projects are expected to be part of the next two-year CAFKA show in 2013.
"In fact, we can invite the best artists in Canada here, kernohan said:" ultimately being able to open the door to Canadian technology to the best artists in the world and introduce them to the communities here, this is the most exciting. ".
The two-year art exhibition of CAFKA will be held in September. 16 to Oct. 2.
Mtait @ therecord.
Area of Waterloo
Replace the brush with a computer, replace the canvas with a 3D projector, and you have the tools of a digital artist.
Now put that digital artist in a state to work. of-the-
Art 3D projection theater, who knows about the new high
Tech gadgets and gadgets may appear.
At the very least, that's exactly what Christie's digital engineers are hoping for, because they work with local artists, in a ground-breaking artist --in-
Residential projects in the hive of the communication center.
"Our technology is both a canvas and a palette, and we can basically use both technologies at the same time and provide them with guidance to narrow the gap between artistic output and technical input, charles Fraresso, senior R & D manager at Christie's, said.
The residence plan is CAFKA (
Kidina regional forum on contemporary art
Sarah Kernohan of Christie ka art said that Christie Digital is different from it anywhere else in the country. ordinator. An artist —
By CAFKA and Christie-
Access to desk space, computers and 12 high-rise
Definition projector for Honeycomb (
Interactive Virtual Environment).
Kernohan said Christie's digital has a long-standing partnership with the one who is the one.
Support artists and profit organizations planning free art installations.
Christie's, a leading digital projection company with 700 employees in the region, is fully funded by providing artists with travel expenses, rent and living allowance by providing their technologyJenn E.
Norton is from Guelph.
By working with Fraresso and Christie, the artist inspired the project in the upcoming Tesseract project in hive.
"Basically, I'm like, 'Can I do this? Can I do that? ’ and (the engineers)
I will think about it, "said Norton.
"Maybe no one has approached the hive this way before, and I think that opens up new questions and new ideas for what could happen there. ”Tesseract —
This is a geometric term for a cube.
This is a 3D immersive environment that allows viewers to "go into the stage and look around the scene, which is beyond the 3D you see in the movie," Norton said . ".
Mr. foresso says pushing their technology in these directions is part of Christie's research and development goals.
He hopes that the art brain that works with the engineer's brain will bring new innovations.
"Creative Art inspires people to look creatively at things and look at things in a very different way, so engineers who are very familiar with the technology will not look at the technology as artists do, "said friesso.
"While you might say it's a selfless goal --
It's really about supporting the art world.
It is very innovative in itself.
Norton said that apart from the people who built the hive, the opportunity to work in the hive is not the same as anything she had heard before.
"This is very important now, especially some of the cuts that have taken place in the art field in the last few years," Norton said . ".
"It's really amazing that a company wants to invest in its creativity and understand how valuable it is for everyone involved --
It creates content and attracts new audiences.
"In September, the international community will call on artists to submit any suggestions they can make using Christie's technology.
There will be two projects in two years, from two-
Depending on the artist, the length is several months to 12 months.
Kernohan said the two projects are expected to be part of the next two-year CAFKA show in 2013.
"In fact, we can invite the best artists in Canada here, kernohan said:" ultimately being able to open the door to Canadian technology to the best artists in the world and introduce them to the communities here, this is the most exciting. ".
The two-year art exhibition of CAFKA will be held in September. 16 to Oct. 2.
Mtait @ therecord.
Area of Waterloo
Replace the brush with a computer, replace the canvas with a 3D projector, and you have the tools of a digital artist.
Now put that digital artist in a state to work. of-the-
Art 3D projection theater, who knows about the new high
Tech gadgets and gadgets may appear.
At the very least, that's exactly what Christie's digital engineers are hoping for, because they work with local artists, in a ground-breaking artist --in-
Residential projects in the hive of the communication center.
"Our technology is both a canvas and a palette, and we can basically use both technologies at the same time and provide them with guidance to narrow the gap between artistic output and technical input, charles Fraresso, senior R & D manager at Christie's, said.
The residence plan is CAFKA (
Kidina regional forum on contemporary art
Sarah Kernohan of Christie ka art said that Christie Digital is different from it anywhere else in the country. ordinator. An artist —
By CAFKA and Christie-
Access to desk space, computers and 12 high-rise
Definition projector for Honeycomb (
Interactive Virtual Environment).
Kernohan said Christie's digital has a long-standing partnership with the one who is the one.
Support artists and profit organizations planning free art installations.
Christie's, a leading digital projection company with 700 employees in the region, is fully funded by providing artists with travel expenses, rent and living allowance by providing their technologyJenn E.
Norton is from Guelph.
By working with Fraresso and Christie, the artist inspired the project in the upcoming Tesseract project in hive.
"Basically, I'm like, 'Can I do this? Can I do that? ’ and (the engineers)
I will think about it, "said Norton.
"Maybe no one has approached the hive this way before, and I think that opens up new questions and new ideas for what could happen there. ”Tesseract —
This is a geometric term for a cube.
This is a 3D immersive environment that allows viewers to "go into the stage and look around the scene, which is beyond the 3D you see in the movie," Norton said . ".
Mr. foresso says pushing their technology in these directions is part of Christie's research and development goals.
He hopes that the art brain that works with the engineer's brain will bring new innovations.
"Creative Art inspires people to look creatively at things and look at things in a very different way, so engineers who are very familiar with the technology will not look at the technology as artists do, "said friesso.
"While you might say it's a selfless goal --
It's really about supporting the art world.
It is very innovative in itself.
Norton said that apart from the people who built the hive, the opportunity to work in the hive is not the same as anything she had heard before.
"This is very important now, especially some of the cuts that have taken place in the art field in the last few years," Norton said . ".
"It's really amazing that a company wants to invest in its creativity and understand how valuable it is for everyone involved --
It creates content and attracts new audiences.
"In September, the international community will call on artists to submit any suggestions they can make using Christie's technology.
There will be two projects in two years, from two-
Depending on the artist, the length is several months to 12 months.
Kernohan said the two projects are expected to be part of the next two-year CAFKA show in 2013.
"In fact, we can invite the best artists in Canada here, kernohan said:" ultimately being able to open the door to Canadian technology to the best artists in the world and introduce them to the communities here, this is the most exciting. ".
The two-year art exhibition of CAFKA will be held in September. 16 to Oct. 2.
Mtait @ therecord.