Dislocation IV Urban destruction and drawings software Work: Digital prints Date: 2010 Edition: Single copy Size: 50 x 40 cm Plotter felt print Producer: Grégory Chatonsky Partner: Digitalarti Information: www.digitalarti.com/blog/catalogue/dislocationIV Grégory Chatonsky’w works are exhibited at a national and international level: > Artifi ces 3: Saint Denis > Art Virtuel créations interactives et multi sensorielles: Boulogne Billancourt > Urban Myths: ...

Hisland A software generates landscapes of urban destruction that will be printed. The printing process uses a former HP plotter and for a unique, irregular and analog rendering. Take control of your city, transform and destroy it as you wish! Endlessly create a calming and fascinating decor with your finger. Your footprint is being digitized and used to produce an image of topographic relief. A video game engine is rendering it in real time. The software goes though all areas of th...

 Linkt to all WJ-SPOTS' videos Who are you? Can you tell us in a few words what you have been doing these last few years? It’s difficult to predict what Internet will become. Most of the predictions have proven false, perhaps because the time frame they’re based on have been rendered obsolete by the net. On the other hand we can think of the Internet not as a technology which is made up of a set of tools and defined by its performance, but a paradigm that has fi...

Acrylic laser engravings. 40x40 cm N°1/1 Acrylic laser engravings reflect shadows of a fingerprint on the walls, almost invisible on the material engraving surface.     ...

Lambda print on diasec,. 40x30 cm 61 x 91,5 cm. N°1/3 Dislocation II is a series using several mediums. It portrays office furnitures in different states of decay. The dislocated furnitures are created with the same computer files that are translated by synthetic processes and fast prototyping. This series is inspired by the increasing aestheticization of destruction in the media. It questions the relation between a form and a matter. When does a destructed object become unreco...

  Interactive installation, photographies Software: Vadim Bernard * Dance with me is made of 157 videos taken from Youtube. Every video shows a young American woman interpreting the same R’n’B choregraphy. If a visitor has a MP3 player, he can connect it to the set up. The young women then start to dance on the selected music and follow exactly its rhythm and volume intensity. "Dance with Me" and "Dance with us" will be exhibited on the VIA Festiva...

  Interactive installation Software:Vadim Bernard   The scene, already employed in Possibles Bodies (2002), is connected to the American Stock Exchange in real time. Fred Astaire dances to the rhythm of the economy: the more volatile the tradings, the more fluid the movements. "Dance with Me" and "Dance with us," will be exhibited on the VIA Festivals in Maubeuge (02-14/03) and at the EXIT Festival in Créteil (18 - 28/03). ...

  Generative installation, photographies An endless travelling focused on a forest generated in OpenGL based on the occurrence of certain feelings on Internet. "The Forest" installation soon in Paris at the Kamchatka gallery. ...

  Generative installation, photographies * The visitor's fingerprint is used to create a topography. A video game engine renders the image in real time. The software covers this unique glacial space randomly until some other visitor leaves his fingerprint on. ...

  Installation online   Production: AgenceTopo / Sylvie Parent The woman: Mélissa Gagné The man: Vincent Charlebois http://incident.net/works/circulation * In a city, cars roll, stop, slow down. There are accidents and road work. In this city, there is a man and a woman who have never met, who will fall in love, will separate, will find each other again. They speak endlessly of what should continue and what should end. What they say is the exact transla...

* Born in Paris. Grégory Chatonsky currently resides in Montreal and Paris. He holds a philosophy master’s from the Sorbonne and a multimedia advanced degree from the Ecole nationale superieure des beaux-arts in Paris. He has worked on numerous solo and group projects in France, Canada, the United States, Italy, Australia, Germany, Finland and Spain. His works have been acquired by public collectors such as the Maison Europeenne de la Photographie. In 1994, Chatonsky founded a net.art ...

Acrylic laser engravings. 40x40 cm N°1/1 Description: Acrylic laser engravings reflect shadows of a fingerprint on the walls, almost invisible on the material engraving surface. About Grégory Chatonsky:  * Born in Paris. Grégory Chatonsky currently resides in Montreal and Paris. He holds a philosophy master’s from the Sorbonne and a multimedia advanced degree from the Ecole nationale superieure des beaux-arts in Paris. He has worked on numerous solo and group proj...

Interactive installation N°2/3 About the installation: * I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself is a series of devices on fingerprints. The fingerprint is an image that each of us carries on us. This is all about diverting its common use, the identification, and coming up with an unpredictable transformation. An interactive installation enables the visitor to scan his fingerprint and to see its image evolve in time. The fingerprints drift and break like icebergs on an ocean lim...