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single 3D image from a 3D motion graphics animation for a gallery exhibition

Submission for Virginia Gallery's event for Glasgow Pride July 2014

The concept is based on my own theory of how people see others. Like a digital image made up of small squares of colour (pixels) these represent individual bits of information of the person, the more information the clearer the image. A person is forever changing through experience and knowledge, so those pixels of information change and fluctuate therefore the image of the person is never stationary. The kaleidoscope reflections represent the images that different people see of a single person, no image the same, always seen from different angles

The idea was to produce a 3D motion graphics project where a single frame of the animation would be printed and hung in the gallery. This was part of the concept that a single image reference does not tell the whole story

A 6 second experimental loop of 'Kaleidoscope' with audio can be found at Vine

Prints of 'Kaleidoscope' are available at Fine Art America