Max
Kazemzadeh's 2003-2004 ArtWorks
(Prices Given On Request)
“Mouse and Man (Mickey and Arnold)”
24" x 32" each
paper, graphite, wood, headphones, 2 cd players,
2 cds, clips
Exhibited at juried "Expo Show 2004" at the 500X Gallery, Dallas,
TX Jan. 10-Feb. 1, 2004, where it won an honorable mention cash award. Also
exhibited at Methods Gallery in Denton Jan. 2004.
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In this series, called "Dial-logs," sound and image are crossed through
a file conversion process to explore relational patterns of digital identity.
Mouse and Man (Mickey and Arnold) takes the image of Mickey Mouse and Arnold
Swartzenaegger and converts them to individual sound files. And conversely,
the digitally recorded words "Mickey" and "Arnold" are converted
from two sound files to two separate images. Those images are projected over
sillohuettes of the iconic figures where drawings are made using only those
digitally converted sound file artifacts that overlap the drawn contour of the
figure. Clear audible relationships can be made from the sound to its respective
image.
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