CP46.3 [2009] 75x112cm
_This Project builds upon the previous project CityFragment. About 600 pictures are taken from one and the same scenery over the duration of 1-6h. The pictures are than cut into thin slices and put together again, resulting in one picture that includes all pictures taken. The immoveable objects appear as they appear in every single picture. But with the movement that has taken place, it is different. It appears as thin vertical line in the picture – constituting some kind of barcode. This barcode of time, as I would call it, can be seen as contemporary visualization of movement. It shows process, rather than moment.
_So, t-Scape can be seen as going yet a little bit further than CityFragment, trying to put a process into a picture. But not in the manner of a longtime exposure, where the process is invisible, but through giving the process little cut outs in time and putting them together again, having it appear as a barcode and as some kind of sulptural object with a very abstract form.
_Thinking the whole project even a little bit further, one can arrive at a very interesting conclusion: t-Scape gives time a shape!
