Jim Campbell

We looked at a couple of his works that used light bulb LED grids, including the Madison Square Park one that showed humans, another that showed more recognizable figures in a gallery setting and another gallery piece with birds. An article says he thinks about pixels and about expanding images out from their original forms- so conceptually, the Madison Square piece was about describing human movement in a city setting in a highly urban medium, light, but also, technically, about translating flat footage captured with a camera into an unexpected, three-dimensional image installation. So, we think it's art that isn't immediately understandable to the general public, but still fun, who doesn't like lights :)

A Picture is Worth 1002 Words When There are Two Words in the Picture

Shapse, Lessman and Dailey Ltd. On Adventure

This will be fixed ....

potentiometers, to be labelled:

either makes light or noise or detects something:
counts [impulse counter]:
switches:
motor:
ditto:
ditto:
ditto:
ditto:
led display:
perf board:
remote control:
LEDs:

three kinds of magnets:

large, very edible breadboard, YUMYUMYUM:
not sure:
project container:
project container:
ditto:
a lens:
ditto:
and ditto:
"a device that emits sound":
sensor:
ditto:
ditto:
ditto, hahaha:
device that emits sound:
ditto [I can almost hear it now]:
a large capacitor:
four large capacitors:
solar panel:
device containing solar panel: