Armin B. Wagner

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Мeet everyone at once, start an artist-run-space (exhibition)

Opening: 8th September 2011
Sofia, Bulgaria
www.0gms.com

Kaleidoskop (exhibition)

15th June 2011
Vienna, Austria
www.fluc.at

Elastic Video (exhibition)

26th February - 27th March 2011
TWS Hongo
Tokyo, Japan
www.tokyo-ws.org

Happy Hour (exhibition)

15th December 2010
Vienna, Austria
www.fluc.at

Pixxelpoint (festival exhibition)

3rd - 10th December 2010
Nova Gorica, Slovenia
www.pixxelpoint.org

Waste - Tehnološki Minus (exhibition)

18th - 28th November 2010
Kulturno Izobrazevalno Drustvo Kibla
Maribor, Slovenia
www.kiblix.org

Media-Scape (exhibition)

9th - 29th October 2010
HDLU Zagreb, Croatia
www.mediascape.info

2nd Moscow International Biennale for Young Art (exhibition)

4th July - 30 July 2010
ARTPLAY Design Centre
Moscow, Russia

ICCHP (conference)

12th International Conference on Computers
Helping People with Special Needs
14th - 16th July 2010
University of Technology
Vienna, Austria
www.icchp.org

Petit Plinque (exhibition)

Opening: 29th April 2010, 19:00
30th April - 1st May 2010, 16:00 - 19:00
Hof 2, Museumsplatz 1
Vienna, Austria
www.plinque.info

Locksmith Project #3 (magazine)

27th March 2010, 17:00-22:00
6 Botany RD
Alexandria NSW 2015, Australia
locksmithprojectspace.com

Plinque Projéction (screening)

14th November 2009
Atelier 1741, 11 Cité Internationale des Arts Paris
Paris, France
Plinque Projéction (flickr)

Die Zelle (catalogue presentation)

11th November, 2009
Architekturzentrum, Museumsplatz 1
Vienna, Austria
www.diezelle.net

Lamebox (solo exhibition)

Opening: 7th November 2009
8th November - 15th November 2009
Beyoğlu, Şeh Bender sokak No.4
Istanbul, Turkey
www.apartmentproject.com

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Double 3D

video loop, two pairs of glasses, 2011

Two red/green anagylph 3D googles are divided into two separate pairs of monochrome glasses. Each of them reveals different aspects of a landscape, based on the video game Moon Patrol (1982). The red one shows a horizontal camera motion: the mountains move slowly from the right to the left while the middle and foreground pass by. The green pair of glasses shows the opposite multiplane effect: here the mountains are the fastest moving layer, the foreground is the slowest. Each pair of glasses also features a slightly darkened lense, leading - in combination with the horizontal motion - to an interocular delay. This psychophysical effect (Pulfrich Effect) generates the additional impression of three-dimensionality.

www.tokyo-ws.org