Analysis / Synthesis

Art Installations

Analysis/Synthesis

Javier Villegas
October 10, 2018 – January 27, 2019

Analysis/Synthesis is an exhibition created by multimedia artist Javier Villegas that consists of three pieces that show how artistical representations of a video feed can be constructed by the combination of these two processes. In the analysis stage, the parts that compose an image are identified. Then, in the synthesis module, these parts are put back together after introducing a fun variation. The result is a unique portrait of the visitor that moves and morphs in real-time.

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