"Flown" Sculptural Light Installation

Rolinson, Esther; Clark, Sean

doi:10.1145/2851581.2891098

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“…Clark has worked with Esther Rolinson on a number of her light installations, including Melt, Splinter and Thread, the award-winning installation Flown (Rolinson & Clark 2016) that received the inaugural ArtCHI Exhibition Award First Prize and the Lumen Digital Art Prize Sculpture and 3D Award, both awarded in 2016.…”

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Digital Structures and Light Movements

Rolinson¹,

Clark

2018

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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Digital Structures and Light Movements

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Clark

2018

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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“…Sensory Drawing Data is a collaborative research process currently underway between Esther Rolinson and Sean Clark that builds on earlier collaborations (Rolinson and Clark, 2016;2018a;Clark and Rolinson, 2017). It focuses on the use of data derived from drawings and sketches made by Rolinson for a series of systems-based artworks and architectural interventions planned in her role as the lead artist for the development of a Surgical Centre at Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton.…”

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Sensory Drawing Data

Rolinson¹,

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2019

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It focuses on the use of computational processes to identify underlying structures and behaviours in Esther Rolinson's drawings. The purpose of this is to define a movement language that can be used to control lights in Rolinson's installation artworks. In this stage the work has a direct relationship to a series of public art works that Rolinson is currently developing in her role as Lead Artist for the building of a new surgical building for Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton. It informs Rolinson and Clark's shared curiosity about the structures embedded in human actions and sensations. It explores connections between handmade/human and digital processes of construction.

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“…In common with much of their collaborative work, including the award-winning artwork "Flown" (Rolinson & Clark 2016), Signal began as a hand-made drawing by Esther Rolinson, before being developed in to a light piece and then an Internet-connected digital artwork with the involvement of Sean Clark. This paper describes the systemic nature of both collaborative process and the artwork itself.…”

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