ONE WHOLE NIGHT Thanks to Adam, I bypassed that business of making my own pictures and words. Using text from Giuseppe Ungaretti as input, Google Images became the output for this vid. Music again by Erik.
SHARK CAR I'm getting tired of making pictures move. I want to go fish. I'm tired of fishing. I want the cars to make pictures of me. I'm making fish tired by moving them around like pictures.
It was a brighter day yesterday. So I took some more pics. Moved away from projection flickers. And am starting to yearn for moving footage. I really dig the first 10 seconds of this piece. And the last 2.
Move today. Yes, this is a post-dated post. But, the day that this post should have been posted was the day I moved. Thanks to Adam, Jamie, Mina and Mary.
Recently, my free time's been spent between packing up and unpacking. Putting things in boxes. And splicing, extending, and retooling video and audio until it becomes something else.
And I'm tired. So, I'll be focusing on packing for the next few days, just posting some video memories. The above a great day Jamie and I had last year on the luckiest day of the century.
And, speaking of downtime. I'd like to shout out Kate's unemployed notebook. Never seen anyone's downtime be so productive. Especially her character scripts. She put up a new one today involving a lunch ladle and some particularly gelatinous stroganoff.
HI STAN. MY NAME'S JON. I MADE THIS WITH MY COMPUTER AND A THING CALLED THE IPHONE.
You know that moment when you realize something is awesome? And then you realize there's no reason to do anything else? That's what happened when I quickly panned vertically across one of my hacked iPhone pics. It happened to be a mashup of a bowl of beet soup at Domku and a tree from a hike a couple weeks back in Germantown, Maryland. There's some Trix in there too. Wooh.
Note to the FHoJ, I went over 60. Cause that's what needed to be done. And you hear that? I made proper noise by connecting things into my computer thingy. Instead of just turning my sound system up real high. Wow.
Jon Lee is an artist living and working in Washington, DC. He writes advertising copy, performs, paints, thinks, laughs, sits, talks, makes messes, and eats. He is part of the performance art group WE ARE SCIENCE! and The Twin Oaks Collective. He can be contacted at jonleesparky (at) gmail (dot) com