Gravitational Collapse (2018)
James Clar is an American visual artist who uses technology as a medium to critique the dissociative affects of technology itself.
James Clar, media art, lighting art, light art, pop art, interactive art, led art, minimal, installation, 3d cube, jamesclar, light and space, new media, American visual artist, medium, dissociative, disruptive technology, technology
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Work
Gravitational Collapse
(2018)
LED Lights, Filters, 3D Printed Material
198 x 190 x 160 cm
A spherical dodecahedron shape is created in a 3D modelling program. This shell is assigned as the ‘sun’ and the curves are made as yellow/orange LED lights. Half of this sphere is then distorted, pushed and pulled within the program and filtered with blue gradient film to emphasize its movement and energy. The effect is a spherical star floating in space while undergoing gravitational collapse, in the midst of changing states into a neutron star or a black hole.
Exhibited:
“The World Never Ends” at Jane Lombard Gallery, New York
