Multiple split screens on an increasing complex grid create an emerging mosaic of waving flags, accompanied by the irregular metallic clang of roping, flapping, and gusts of wind that drive the transformations. Chaotic and irregular movements ultimately converge; asynchronous small frames begin to m.... More

Multiple split screens on an increasing complex grid create an emerging mosaic of waving flags, accompanied by the irregular metallic clang of roping, flapping, and gusts of wind that drive the transformations. Chaotic and irregular movements ultimately converge; asynchronous small frames begin to move and wave as a system. (This is a 5 minute clip of the full 8 minute HD video and ends before the more extensive patterning effects due to the high bit rate needed for the video detailing). First in a series. New Mexico state flag.  Close

I have spent most of my life as a graphic designer, and recently as a graphic design educator who teaches and practices in video. Much of this work is imbued with formal/visual explanations for the Hermeneutic Circle: the understanding of meaning derived from interrelationships between part and whol.... More

I have spent most of my life as a graphic designer, and recently as a graphic design educator who teaches and practices in video. Much of this work is imbued with formal/visual explanations for the Hermeneutic Circle: the understanding of meaning derived from interrelationships between part and whole. This is embodied in the video image that is broken and reassembled; fragmented and reconstituted; a union made of asynchrony. Chaotic and irregular movements converge into unified movement; small multiples begin to move as a system. Close