borislav ginov & dragomir yordanov explore time with mo-box digital installation
as participants slide the display along a horizontal rail, each movement corresponds to a specific video frame, which is visualized in real time in both speed and direction.
borislav ginov & dragomir yordanov explore time with mo-box digital installation
all images courtesy of borislav ginov
bulgarian artists/designers dragomir yordanov and borislav ginov have created ‘mo-box’, an interactive digital installation in spirit of DIY electronics. the piece is centered around a single 8.1” display that can be pushed and pulled along a horizontal rail by participants. each movement corresponds to a specific video frame, which is visualized in real time as the box moves.
the display moves along a horizontal rail system
speed and direction are selected by the participant, and thus requires both physical contact with the work and an up-close perspective. these traits are intended to increase the impact of ‘mo-box’ in its commentary on the analysis of time and the conventional representation of the linear timeline.
video courtesy of borislav ginov
controlling the speed and playback of the video material
‘mo-box’ is three meters long in its entirety
display detail
‘mo-box’ was created by borislav ginov and dragomir yordanov
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