[De]fragmenting Architecture
Publication Date
9-14-2018
Abstract
This 10-minute video piece is inspired by the perceptual mechanisms of the human visual system, which extracts & analyzes color, spatial, edge, & symbol aspects separately, then integrates them into a composite, perceived image. Software fragments each still image into overlays based on dominant colors, then uses them as fading curtains that rotate & reveal the underlying, composite, original image. Contrasting-color vegetation images and contrasting-geometry architectural images work especially well with this technique.
Recommended Citation
Parson, Dale E., "[De]fragmenting Architecture" (2018). Computer Science and Information Technology Faculty. 3.
https://research.library.kutztown.edu/cisfaculty/3
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Comments
This is a link to a permanent workshop gallery of exhibited digital art. No copyright was transferred to the workshop, so I retain complete copyright rights. The copyright is 2018 Dale E. Parson, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), which is completely open access.