3D scanning and digital holograms

3D scanning and an insight into 'Celestial Ballerina' with Lana Briscella
Friday September 22, 2-4pm

'Celestial Ballerina' is a series of digital holograms by Lana Briscella in collaboration with the prima ballerina Diana Vishneva.

Lana Briscella's approach to art and technology is making a tangible world from the digital. Using the technological element of the 3D scanning technology, she is recreating moments of time and motion. The perceived imperfection creates a glitch aesthetic and the digital interpretation of our world. Diana Vishneva is breaking the boundaries of traditional ballet and creating a new approach to the classical art form.

Awarded a Holographic Art Grant and with additional support from Zebra Imaging a series of five digital holograms were produced for the exhibition IRIDESCENCE. In the HoloCenter gallery on Friday Briscella will give an insight into her method and demonstrate how she created the collection. You can be 3D scanned and become part of the creative process.

or peak inside 'Celestial Ballerina' online:
https://vimeo.com/218384060

IRIDESCENCE is an exhibition not to be missed

Michael Bleyenberg, Patrick Boyd, Lana Briscella,

Pascal Gauchet, Setsuko Ishii and Fred Unterseher

New art holograms created by six artists selected through an international competition. Presented by the Hologram Foundation (Paris) and the Center for the Holographic Arts (New York).

at the HoloCenter on Governors Island
with season closing celebration, Columbus Day, Monday October 9, 2-4pm
Weekends 11am - 5pm, Fridays 2-4pm and by appointment

https://www.iridescence-expo.org/

The open call for 2018 production funding will be announced soon

The HoloCenter on Governors Island
Located at 403 Colonels Row (403 Comfort Rd in Maps)
Open May 1 - October 9, 2017
Weekends 11am-5pm, Fridays (& Columbus Day) 2-4pm
Ferry schedules and map www.holocenter.org/contact

The Center for the Holographic Arts is supported in part by the Hologram Foundation and receives exhibition funding from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature
Light Play is made possible by grants from SPIE and Participatory Safety