Archivi tag: light painting

Raduno Internazionale di Light Painting a Roma, venerdì 3 e sabato 4 marzo 2017.
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Light Painting World Alliance (LPWA) comunica a tutti i diretti interessati, a progettisti e lighting designer, l’opportunità di partecipare al Raduno Internazionale di Light Painting a Roma, nelle giornate di venerdì 3 e sabato 4 marzo 2017.

L’associazione internazionale Light Painting World Alliance (LPWA) – che raggruppa numerosi light painter provenienti da tutto il mondo – organizzerà infatti a Roma due sessioni notturne interamente dedicate all’arte del light painting.

I curatori della manifestazione, Sergey Churkin (fondatore LPWA) e Maria Saggese (referente italiana LPWA), porteranno nella capitale lo spirito e le attività di sperimentazione già viste nelle edizioni realizzate nel 2013 in Francia a Parigi, ad Oviedo in Spagna, a Dorum in Germania, in Cina a Longhushan e a Nevada negli Stati Uniti.

Per il momento i partecipanti sono:

Sergey Churkin (Russia), per l’Italia Maria Saggese, Liliana Iadeluca (lighting designer e light artist, collaboratrice della nostra rivista), Gioele Rana, Luca Carrà e Mirko Panzeri, Ivan Barco (Spagna), Viktor Clarke (Spagna), Iris Shyroii (Spagna), Alexandra Lunar Perez (Spagna), Carles Domenech (Spagna), Adrian Rojo Parra (Spagna), Javier Jimenez (Spagna), Ivan Lucio (Spagna), Alfredo Alvarez (Spagna), Shfir (Spagna), Luis Lafuente (Spagna), Jan Pohribny (Repubblica Ceca), Adela Bartonickova (Repubblica Ceca), Alzbeta Moreno (Repubblica Ceca), Kirsten Borgelt (Germania), Franz Muller (Germania), Marcel Fuhurmann (Germania), Monika Sandel (Germania), Berhnard Rausher (Germania), Gunnar Helimann (Germania), Georgi Kassabov (Bulgaria), Maarten Takens (Netherlands), Jean Christopher Aubert (Francia), Stabeu Light (Francia), Diliz (Francia), Alberto Moser (Svizzera), Dan Chick & Nency Nguen (USA), Patrick Collier (USA), Yamsina Cherkaoui (Marocco), Cisco (Marocco), Roy Wang (Cina), Ulrich Tausend e Rob Turney (Australia).

Il centro di Roma ed i suoi monumenti più celebri, a cominciare da Piazza di Spagna, diventeranno oggetto degli interventi creativi di illuminazione temporanea realizzati dai light painter presenti alla manifestazione. La partecipazione è aperta a tutti gli interessati.

È richiesto un contributo per il pagamento dei permessi che autorizzeranno gli scatti fotografici in città.

Per avere maggiori informazioni e/o iscriversi è possibile consultare la pagina ufficiale dedicata all’evento, vedi qui.

Breve storia del light painting da LPWalliance Part one
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http://www.lpwalliance.com/publication/15/

Painting with light as a process was born together with photography. More precisely – photography was originally images drawn by sunlight!
The very name of the first imprinted images attests to this – they were called “heliography” that is literally “painted the sun.” The author of these heliographs was Joseph Nicéphore Niépce (France), and the first heliograph in the world was made on a plate of lead with pewter fusion in 1826. The exposure time was several hours, because the sensitivity of this method was initially very low and strongly dependent on the intensity of the light source, which at that time could only be the sun.

Today we call this technique “long exposure shooting” and we have many fine examples of modern photography made this way. As we know, in such cases all changeable and movable features become blurred as opposed to solid features which remain sharp. Look at the daguerreotype of James Valentine «The Falls of Clyde, Bonnington Falls», which was taken in 1871

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Vjsuave: moving projections
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Vjsuave is Ygor Marotta and Ceci Soloaga, a new media art duo based in Sao Paulo, as specialists in moving projection; they create movies that are poignant, warm and personal, crafted from hand-drawn media, transformed into digital animation then projection-mapped in a way that seems to bring streets alive. Characters walk across the landscape with a convincing blend of movement and real moving projections.

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Director: vjsuave (Ygor Marotta + Ceci Soloaga)
Art Direction: vjsuave
Character Design: Dante Zaballa, vjsuave
Character Animation: Dante Zaballa
Animation: vjsuave
Music: Juan Tortarolo
Edition: Guillermo Coube, vjsuave
Camera: Rafael Garcia
Camera assistant: Joao Maia
Locations: Rafael Garcia, vjsuave
Producer: Juliana Borges
Camera car: Neto Valesi
Supported by MTV

Angela Di Tomaso aka AiDiTi Vision: Light painting e audiovisual works
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ANGELA DI TOMASO aka AiDiTi Vision Multimedia artist  (Isernia, Italy 20/01/1988).

Angela began studying art at a very early age, she always mixed different artistic disciplines in her work: drawing, painting, photography and graphics. Her interest in live video, projection mapping and motion graphics was fuelled during her Erasmus exchange in France where she lived for one year 2010/2011. During her academic studies she chose to experiment with New Technologies, focusing her attention on video, performance and interactivity.

She graduated in 2011 from the Academy of Art of Frosinone, on the MULTIMEDIA Design.Currently enrolled on the NEW TECHNOLOGY , Academy of Fine Art of Brera, Milan.

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She specialises in live performance in the fields of projection mapping, VJing and Video-Scenography for theatres, collaborating with many different groups as a freelancer.  She has exhibited in Italy and Europe.