Works from Masood Kamanday : Superpositional
“This project uses computer software I developed to combine many images into single images. It is influenced by historical practices of chronophotography which developed soon after the invention of photography, and also aleatory art practices like the work of John Cage. This process has the ability to show the movement of my body, the movement of my subject and the passage of time. It also shows how subjects occupy space.
The photographs are installed in rhizomatic configurations, a nod to the way that the images were generated using layers.”
This project uses computer software I developed to combine many images into single images. It is influenced by historical practices of chronophotography which developed soon after the invention of photography, and also aleatory art practices like the work of John Cage. This process has the ability to show the movement of my body, the movement of my subject and the passage of time. It also shows how subjects occupy space. The photographs are installed in rhizomatic configurations, a nod to the way that the images were generated using layers.
This project uses computer software I developed to combine many images into single images. It is influenced by historical practices of chronophotography which developed soon after the invention of photography, and also aleatory art practices like the work of John Cage. This process has the ability to show the movement of my body, the movement of my subject and the passage of time. It also shows how subjects occupy space. The photographs are installed in rhizomatic configurations, a nod to the way that the images were generated using layers.
This project uses computer software I developed to combine many images into single images. It is influenced by historical practices of chronophotography which developed soon after the invention of photography, and also aleatory art practices like the work of John Cage. This process has the ability to show the movement of my body, the movement of my subject and the passage of time. It also shows how subjects occupy space. The photographs are installed in rhizomatic configurations, a nod to the way that the images were generated using layers.