Artist Reception and Talk: Video Art | Berkeley
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340 BCNM Commons | Moffitt Undergraduate Library, UC Berkeley, Berkeley
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On March 28, join a reception and conversation with artist Walter Kim about her new work “Modeling the Interaction of Light Between Diffuse Surfaces.”
Expect to see clips from films such as Touch of Evil, Boogie Nights, La Haine, and Nostalghia mixed in with many others. During the second phase, these clips will make space for the premiere of Kim’s latest video, a new work produced specifically for the program.
Using a Cornell Box this work tricks the viewers’ perception and resides on the edge of the virtual and the real. With a series of complex camera moves performed by a robotic arm, Kim delivers scenes that act as 3D renderings, when in fact they are not.
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Cost: FREE
Tags: Art, exhibit, exhibition, light, screen, talk, video, visual arts
Categories: Art & Museums, East Bay