• HOME

  • ABOUT

  • VISUALS

  • VIDEO MAPPING

  • THE EYEONASPHERE

  • MindMIDI

  • JUNE YUER / OUTSHINE THE SUN

  • PICTURES

  • CONTACT

  • Pic 6

  • oOo videos pg.1 oOo

  • 0o00 videos pg.2 00o0

  • OoO videos pg. 3 OoO

  • ooO videos pg. 4 Ooo

  • 0O0 videos pg. 5 0O0

  • o00o videos pg. 6 o00o

  • oO0 videos 7 0Oo

  • o o videos 8 o o

  • O o videos 9 o O

  • oo) videos 10 (oo

  • shut up and slack

  • sock monkey - JOEY WALDON LOVE

  • Dance Into The Morning

  • dodecahedracube

  • multimedia is the medium

  • synchrom: 001

  • brushes

  • ...and our earth will outshine the sun

  • a thousand atomic fireballs

  • five high

  • it's raining tits

  • signs of the times

  • boom

  • decapitated "spheres of madness"

  • DBOKWE

  • youth lagoon

  • transition number

  • painfully alone

  • when the world turns

  • run the heart

  • my weekend in reverse

  • stuck note

  • ice cream cones and roller skates

  • nights like this

  • waaves

  • this is how we make things

  • manifest

  • so lonely

  • far above the smoke

  • small talk

  • 60 IPS

  • synchtonic

  • Stella Is A Planet

  • peeb

  • peeb peeb

  • look deep into my eyes

  • youth speaks out

  • space dust

  • i wanna hug

  • goth kids are rude

  • 70

  • BR86

  • Silent Disco

  • Metaheart and The Caterpillar

  • Warpaint

  • Ed Sharpe

  • General Pics

  • br86 1

  • br86 2

  • BR86 3

  • br86 4

  • br86 5

  • Br86 6

  • br86 7

  • br86 8

  • br86 9

  • br86 10

  • br86 11

  • br86 12

  • br86 13

  • br86 14

  • br86 15

  • SD1

  • SD2

  • SD3

  • SD4

  • SD6

  • SD5

  • mh1

  • mh2

  • mh3

  • mh4

  • mh5

  • mh6

  • mh7

  • mh8

  • mh9

  • mh10

  • mh11

  • mh12

  • mh13

  • cat 1

  • cat 2

  • cat 3

  • cat 4

  • cat 5

  • cat 6

  • cat 7

  • wp1

  • wp2

  • wp3

  • wp4

  • wp5

  • wp6

  • wp7

  • wp8

  • es1

  • es2

  • es3

  • es5

  • es6

  • es7

  • es8

  • es9

  • es10

  • es11

  • es12

  • es13

  • es14

  • es15

  • es16

  • es17

  • es18

  • es19

  • g1

  • g2

  • g3

  • g4

  • g5

  • g6

  • g7

  • g8

  • g9

  • GENERAL PICS PAGE 2 DIRTY LAUNDRY

  • GENERAL PICS 2

  • General Pics 3

  • General Pics 4

  • General Pics 5

  • General Pics 6

  • General Pics 7

  • General Pics 8

  • General Pics 9

  • SITE INDEX

  • ... and our earth will outshine the sun

  • Wall of Oz

  • Blank

  • General Pics 10

  • general pics 11

  • General Pics 12

  • General Pics 13

  • General Pics 14

  • General Pics 15

  • PathoftheMoose

  • subyeti

  • Room

  • apeswonder

  • analog

  • So Lonely X 1000

  • General Pics 16

  • General 17

  • tomorrowpeople

  • General Pictures and Videos List

  • More

    MICHAEL ALLEN

    projectionist

    Gene Youngblood, Expanded Cinema

    Pg. 72

    The artist's intuitive sense of proportion corresponds to the phenomenon of absolute pitch in musicians and answers a fundamental need in comprehending what we apprehend. In the final analysis our aptitudes and our psychological balance are a result of our relation to images. The image precedes the idea in the development of consciousness: an infant doesn't think "green" when it looks at a blade of grass. It follows that the more "beautiful" the image the more beautiful our consciousness. 

    The design of commercial entertainment is neither a science nor an art; it answers only to the common taste, the accepted vision, for fear of disturbing the viewer's reaction to the formula. The viewer's taste is conditioned by a profit-motivated architecture, which has forgotten that a house is a machine to live in, a service environment. He leaves the theatre after three hours of redundancy and returns home to a symbol, not a natural environment in which beauty and functionality are one. Little wonder that praise is heaped on films whose imagery is on the level of calendar art. Global man stands on the moon casually regarding the entire spaceship earth in a glance, yet humanity still is impressed that a rich Hollywood studio can lug its Panavision cameras over the Alps and come back with pretty pictures. "Surpassing visual majesty!" gasp the critics over A Man and a Woman or Dr. Zhivago. But with today's technology and unlimited wealth who couldn't compile a picturesque movie? In fact it's a disgrace when a film is not of surpassing visual majesty because there's a lot of that in our world. The new cinema, however, takes us to another world entirely. John Cage: "Where beauty ends is where the artist begins."