Martina Mrongovius

holographic art & design

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Hologram by Martina Mrongovius | Up a Tree | animated vertical image from photomonatge
Hologram by Martina Mrongovius | Up a Tree | animated vertical image from photomonatge
Holograms Dimensions in Light | The Artists od the HoloCenter | Exhibition Invitation
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Up a Tree (on the edge of the East China Sea),  is part of the HoloCenter exhibition Dimensions in Light at Cornell Creative Arts in Kingston, New York
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Photographic capture, Ishigaki, 2007. Vertically animated hologram (multiplex transmission). 
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After a few days at sea I felt discombobulated.  To assimilate my sense of body lodged in the tree with my knowledge of being located on the island of Ishigaki, I photographed.  My sense of location intensified by looping between my visual perspective and my camera view. 
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Created for  Explorations of the Holographic Gaze, Gallery 175, Seoul, 2010

Holograms: Dimensions in Light
Cornell Creative Arts Center
129 Cornell Street, Kingston NY, 12401

Until October 31, 2022

 

Tuesday 9am-5pm
Wednesday-Friday: 2pm-8pm
Saturday: 10am-4pm
Sunday: 10am-3pm
 
hologram from film footage of L'enfer showing Romy Schnider's eyes and nose through a prism
Six hologram portraits from L’ENFER by Henri-Georges Clouzot
The holograms Richard Castelli and I created from Henri-Georges Clouzot’s unfinished film footage are being exhibited in Belfort, France. These images bring a new dimension to the experimental lighting, optics and camera methods used to show the emotional state of Romy Schneider.
 
March 5 – June 7, 2022
 
Image: PRISM (2018), a digital reflection hologram from the series
 
Hologram of moth in showing in red and green being held by a hand.
Holograms launched into Space

We proposed that holographic structures could enhance the design of  Light Sails – both solar and laser driven.   While this research is being conducted the Holographic Messages project seeks to engage public imagination by including holograms containing images and information with the probes we send into Space.

Our first holograms on a Cornell Tech Alpha Project ‘CubeSat’ satellites carrying an experimental solar sail are schedule to be launched from the International Space Station in 2022.

Scientists Want to Send Holographic Messages to Nearby Stars on Light Sails by Becky Ferreira, MOTHERBOARD, VICE 2018

https://holocenter.org/project/holograms-to-space

 

 

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