The fire in which we burn
Photographic series produced through the appropriation and re-use of the native panorama mode in iPhone devices.
To produce the images, an iPhone is placed on a mechanical device that fixes it on a rotating base. As the user manipulates it while walking, laminae of time are progressively recorded, rendering visible thin instances of the passage of time.
This project takes part of the aesthetic exploration happening when writing my Master’s Thesis.
Year
2017
Project Category
Interaction design / Object design / Photography
Technical specifications:
iPhone running it’s native panorama mode mounted on wooden contraption.
Master thesis written under the tutorship of Daniel Pinkas
