On Saturday we went on a trip up to almost-Horsham to watch a three team football match, organised by artist Gabrielle de Vietri. I guess I don’t have any art things to say about it, but it worked really well!
http://threeteams.net/ (gone)
On Saturday we went on a trip up to almost-Horsham to watch a three team football match, organised by artist Gabrielle de Vietri. I guess I don’t have any art things to say about it, but it worked really well!
http://threeteams.net/ (gone)
I have a new camera which doesn’t record a ‘click’ when I press a button
Yesterday I went to see the exhibition of work by the architecture masters students at RMIT, on the top floor of the very handsome building 100. The exhibition was not so interesting (architecture models and renders are weird and tacky to me), but the outdoor pavilion space is lovely: private feeling, but with great access to 360 degree view of the city.
Today I recorded myself playing Juliette Porée’s Destroy Your Home — a ‘Let’s Play’, they’re typically called. It’s a simple game built around Unity‘s built-in physics, the goal being to destroy your home, which is built of uncertainly stacked discrete objects. It’s the kind of game I like, more toy than game, a space for making your own games. These videos are me playing with this approach; playing, sculpting, performing—.
I would like to write more about these types of games/toys, and I have had an empty Tumblr blog reserved for the purpose. I would also like to make more, and make more videos like this.
videoworkscatalogue.ryliejamesthomas.net
I’m working on an online version of my video archive. I’ve only uploaded about 100 videos so far, and the website is still in development, but it’s already fun to play around with. Currently you can play 1–3 sequences of videos simultaneously, selecting them by tags.
Things I would like to add include: