Green
/ Blue Horizontal
June 2005
Constructed
as my final submission for The Glasgow School of Art degree show,
"Green / Blue Horizontal" is the largest structure I have
made to date, using everything I'd collected over the previous 8
months.
Standing at
3 metres tall, the wall curved round the far corner of the room,
creating a seperate space approximately 3 by 3 metres. This space
was accessable through a gap in the wall, covered by an arch of
monitors. Every (about 60) monitor in the wall was turned on, each
displaying a single flat colour. The monitors on the bottom half
of the wall showed various hues of green, and the top half showed
blue, creating a rough horizon line stretching round the wall.
Click on a
thumbnail below to see a large version of the photograph.
Thanks to The
Glasgow School of Art for donating the computers used to create
this piece.
Text: Sandy Smith, 2005 |


Source imagery
- 'bliss' desktop image by Microsoft.

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