This piece is done with multiple video cameras recording simultaneously with slightly altered angles and perspectives from an interior window space upon a street scene over the course of an evening. The cameras’ recordings are controlled by the sensing of motion. [..]

“Modernity’s development of transport and communication technologies industrialize space – one of the effects this produces is vision in motion, i.e., motion space. As a pervasive sensory phenomenon, motion space has extensive aesthetical, social, and ideological ramifications.” [..]

Commenting upon the basic ability of structural vision to apprehend and distinguish shapes and luminosity, the generation of abstract patterns challenges the viewer to perceive legible patterns and imagery. [..]

Utilizing the appropriation of found archival footage to conceptually serve as both illustrative of the memory structure inherent with perception and the preservational nature of the camera itself, this work seeks to compare the parallel optical and mechanical operations of human and camera vision. [..]

This piece was originally from a series of short video clips captured in the last two years as a rider of the Brown Line train in Chicago. With a two hour round-trip commute they were real-time investigations into my experience, the use of technology in public space and the conceptual foregrounding of mobilized perception. [..]