Drawing and Painting Sound


part 1


Painting Data 


Ligatus


University of the Arts London, Chelsea School of Art.. 


The paintings are both data files and multiples where each separate frame of the animation can be paused and printed either as an editioned digital print or a data file. With over 60000 frames to choose from each data painting is a sharing opportunity. Gino printed a selection of these and recorded the sound of each printer as it printed out each print. These recordings were translated into individual image files which  were then printed to produce a suite of prints titled "Recordings"

Virus Exterior Sounds Interior war

Virus In, digital painting

Virus Attacked,digital painting

Virus Clones, digital painting

Virus Mutates, digital painting

Virus Traps, digital painting

Virus Grows Host Dies, digital painting

Book of Sounds

Fine Art and Textile Sounds, Chelsea School of  Arts, Gino's "Book of Sounds".    Created for Ligatus a research centre of the University of the Arts London with projects in historical libraries and archives

Gino made a series of works in analogue and digital format with the intention to use the experience of sound to code, analyse, store thus linking sight and sound as data signals to share as translations of organic and inorganic sound..He used indian ink to paint visual drawings of heard sound.

 
Gino Ballantyne worked with Artivity since phases one and two, working with Inkscape and Linux. He produced a significant body of work for these phases including work developed inside the fine art studios of Chelsea College of Arts as a visiting artist. A development led to his contribution to Bookmarks XIV and his work with the Glasgow School of Art as Visiting Artist and the Royal Conservatoirre of Scotland as a Resident Artist. 

Gino wrote about his experience using "Artivity" in JISC

Humanising Data: : an artist’s perspective
By Daniela Duca 03/10/2016 



Artivity introduction video online introducing another round of work on Artivity to collect some more data and test the installation process and data exporting capabilities.


The video also features on the front page of the artivity.io website.
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