Last week I went to take some photos of a new work by Charles Sandison. He is an artist based in Tampere and the winner of Ars Fennica 2010. His latest piece is presented in Hämeenlinna Art Museum and it is something that you should check out. I was familiar with some of his work before but the scale of this was just pretty overwhelming. 26 projectors making constantly changing patterns and shapes, all based on his C++ coding. And what I understood the projectors are not screening individually, they all are projecting the same piece. So it is not a static video projection but a kind of living form of code or scripture filling this big space. Back in the days the exhibition room used to be an old granary and the whole idea for the work stemmed from this notion. Sandison scanned some old granary accountbooks from this era and by some strange way turned them into coding. Anyway, the work is a visual blast.

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