Data In, Data Out

Catalog for the exhibition Data In, Data Out held at the Seton Hall University Walsh Gallery, October 31 - December 16, 2011. Curated by Jeanne Brasile. Includes an essay by Jeanne Brasile. Includes color illustrations

Parade

Parade was made for the inauguration of Rosanne Somerson the 17th president of the Rhode Island School of Design. This work is site specific and is intended to be displayed on an 18 x 35 foot screen hung 25 feet above the South Main Street in Providence, RI USA. Traffic and pedestrians will be able to perambulate under the canopy screen. The screen is oriented flat to the surface of the street and the onlookers will be up-lookers. The notion of parade has many connotations, here I see a sequence of actions similar to a sequence of bands, cowboy clowns, floats, balloons.... the essence of what might make people happy and exhibit what might be best about what they are. Have fun... it is a celebration. sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Technical details - The images for this work were made by Dennis using Autodesk\u27s Maya and composited in After Effects. - Dennis Hlynsk

Small Brains En Masse

The Studio@620 invites you to experience a profound merging of technology and creativity and immerse yourself in a unique video installation. The title of the exhibition, “small brains en masse”, represents the past, present and future aspects of Dennis’s art. It is not a critical statement. It is a statement of wonder and intrigue that integrates and extends future studies by Dennis to include our very own St. Petersburg. Dennis Hlynsky is a US-based Artist, Designer and Professor at Rhode Island School of Design. “Nothing I am doing with these video recordings is complex or new. There is nothing new under the sun. The internet has given us tools to track our data exhaust —I am afraid in the future we will be comparing any creative thought we have to thousands of similar hits from a google search.” —Dennis Hlynskyhttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/bdj_studioat620_postcards/1109/thumbnail.jp

Small Brains En Masse

The Studio@620 invites you to experience a profound merging of technology and creativity and immerse yourself in a unique video installation. The title of the exhibition, “small brains en masse”, represents the past, present and future aspects of Dennis’s art. It is not a critical statement. It is a statement of wonder and intrigue that integrates and extends future studies by Dennis to include our very own St. Petersburg. Dennis Hlynsky is a US-based Artist, Designer and Professor at Rhode Island School of Design. “Nothing I am doing with these video recordings is complex or new. There is nothing new under the sun. The internet has given us tools to track our data exhaust —I am afraid in the future we will be comparing any creative thought we have to thousands of similar hits from a google search.” —Dennis Hlynskyhttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/bdj_studioat620_postcards/1109/thumbnail.jp