André Werner | installations
Video installation in the public space. Beam projection during the night of New Year’s Eve 2021/22.
Wishing you all a wonderful 2022
This New Year’s Eve installation is based on my closed circuit installation “parole soleil”, an early predator of the Viennese Catherine Window.
40 x 40 x 15 cm, acryl glass, whitewall sheet, motion detector, LED, layered overhead sheets.
The image is lit from behind if a motion sensor is triggered by a spectator. The image remains visible for about five seconds before hiding again behind.
By waving to the object one can bring back the waving girl.
The image is lit from behind if a motion sensor is triggered by a spectator. The image remains visible for about five seconds before hiding again behind.
By waving to the frame one can bring back the waving girl.
The image is lit from behind if a motion sensor is triggered by a spectator. The image remains visible for about five seconds before hiding again behind.
By waving to the frame one can bring back the brigade of waving girls.
A test run with the image hidden behind a sheet of paper that dangles in the airflow of a fan. The image is lit from behind if a motion sensor is triggered by a spectator. The image remains visible for about five seconds before hiding again behind the blank paper.
By waving to the sheet one can bring back the waving girl.
Say Hello, Wave Goodby! is the very first realization from the series “Das winkende Mädchen” (the waving girl). A short-time nstallation in the public space. A slide projection during the night of New Year’s Eve 2020/21.
A short documentary video featuring some of my interactive video installations, overhead projection and Live video streams. …continue reading
The fifth installment of my series of single-frame video installations What remains of cinema | ce qu’il reste du cinéma.
April 17. – 25. 2020, 06am – 03am CET
As I am, due to the current lockdown, unable to continue presenting these installations in galleries, cinemas or in the urban space, I made “La prisonnière du port” a live installation that streamed from my home. …continue reading