Synopsis

A three-dimensional sequence is generated from raw data. The rendered sequence is projected onto the original scene in the program, rendered again, and projected once again as a shadow map. In this final step, the rendered image is also applied as a texture on the objects in the scene. (…) The result is a clouding of three-dimensionality, an imaginary, unstable, fleeting space, which through continual change steadily constructs, and simultaneously deconstructs new definitions of its components. (Marc Ries)

Manuel Knapp

Manuel Knapp studied painting and graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. In 2001 he founded the noise-experimental formation (le) MAT together with Arnulf Rödler, and in 2003 he attended University for Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Electroacoustic Institute – computer music and electroacoustic media. His works include interferenzen v.01~ (2005), visibility of interim~ (2007), distorted areas~ (2008), stroboscopic noise~ (2009) among others. He lives and works in Vienna.