Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
Three Dee Realms is an ongoing series of anaglyphic 3D work by Halifax printmakers Paul Hammond and Seth Smith, (Yorodeo), which was started in 2009. Anaglyphic 3D is the familiar technique that utilizes red and blue glasses, and has been used since the 1950s in comic books and movies. The Three Dee Realms series presents viewers
Radio Tower Ascent #1 I passed an online climbing certification course and borrowed a harness from a cell tower rigger. At 7:30 am, on Tuesday, February 4, 2014, it was minus 11 degrees Celsius without the windchill. With only two hours sleep and no breakfast, I climbed 120 feet up tower M on the RCI transmission site
Throughout May, IOTA hosted a series of free public exhibitions, events and installations in Halifax, NS. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political. This continuously evolving practice also tests (and sometimes breaks) the boundaries of these fields.
