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Jeremy Rotsztain: ColorScheme

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Color scheme reveals the way that color is used in Hollywood cinema. Banff, Canada. June 2007. Color, cinema, hollywood, canvas, painting.

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Jeremy Rotsztain: Interstellar Trippin' (with Syd)

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Interstellar Trippin' (with Syd). An audio/visual animation revisiting Syd Barrett's "first trip". Is based on the mythology of Pink Floyd's original singer and guitarist, Syd Barrett, who left the band due to the repercussions of his addiction to LSD. In the 90's,. Was a private view of Syd in his youth that hints at the addication that ultimately led to his demise, which many Pink Floyd fans argue was also the decline of the band. Format: HD Animation with sound. Year of Production: 2013. Syd Barrett, ...

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Jeremy Rotsztain: Cutevertisements

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Digital billboards of adorable animals in Astor Place. Cutevertisements is a public video installation that demonstrates a socially positive role for the advertising world by encouraging feelings of love, appreciation, affection, and acceptance of others. A series of electronic billboards show images of adorable pets that are automatically culled from the ever-so-popular animal photography blog cuteoverload.com. Melbourne, Austrailia. October 2008.

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Jeremy Rotsztain: Swipin' Safari

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A virtual safari on an iPhone, navigated by swiping. Begins with the swipe, the ubiquitous one-finger gesture of the mobile device. For this iPhone app, this swipe is the vehicle for taking a virtual safari across an infinite painting. With each gesture, we encounter new species of brush strokes and colorful patterns from the digital world. Was created for Safari, an online exhibition for SPAMM (Super Art Moderne Musuem) that was curated by Michaël Borras (Systaime) and LaTurbo Avedon. On the iTunes Store.

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Jeremy Rotsztain: BECHA-KPACHA

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BECHA-KPACHA is an algorithmic music video for the electronic musician COH. The song's tittle (pronounced Vesna Krasna) was taken from an old Russian poem and roughly translates "Spring the beautiful", though it can also mean "Spring the red.". BECHA-KPACHA is one of a handful of videos that accompany the release of his album "To Beat" on Editions Mego. Other videos, by Julieta Triangular, Mariann Lois-Iron and Paul Prudence can be found on COH's Vimeo channel.

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Jeremy Rotsztain: Blade Runner Portraits

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3-dimensional Portraits of Deckard from Blade Runner. Harrison Ford, Deckard, Blade Runner, 3D, OpenGL, meta-image, bump mapping, Warhol, displacement map. A collection of 3-dimensional portraits of Harrison Ford as Lieutenant Deckard in Blade Runner. The images are composed using textured samples of other characters taken from the movie. The depth of the images is controlled by its brightness.

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Jeremy Rotsztain -- Projects

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Video Installation and Animation. Digital Prints and Software Art.

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Jeremy Rotsztain: Electric Fields

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Format: 3-channel software-generated animation. Year of Production: 2014. Software, painting, canvas, virtual reality, virtual world, immersion, gesture, Color Field painting, algorithmic, generative, openFrameworks, OpenGL.

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Jeremy Rotsztain: Ascension (@Upfor)

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Upfor Gallery presented as an immersive painting. Is a site-specific installation set within Upfor Gallery. Shown as part of the exhibition Electric Fields. Visitors dawned an Oculus Rift virtual reality headset and were transported into a digital copy of Upfor. The soundtrack is a field recording made at Upfor during the exhibition; it captures a composition by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma. That played in the gallery. Is available for personalized commissions through Upfor Gallery. Year of Production: 2015.