Animating Affect: Point Clouds and the Hauntological Turn in Architecture

Description

In his presentation Professor Nic Clear will outline recent practice-based research from Clear+Park who use 3D laser scanning to create multidisciplinary works that operate across architecture, installation, and media arts. Clear+Park uses 3D scanning to capture spaces and create synthetic spatial representations and narratives that engage with and respond to specific site histories and spatial practices. In a recent series of works Clear + Park have been exploring imaginary architectural spaces through the assemblage of scanned fragments from different locations and scales to create uncanny compositions where specific conceptions of site are artificially manipulated with the works exhibited as immersive installations. Through their research Clear+Park explore ways in which architects and artists can reproduce, develop, manipulate, and represent spaces using advanced digital technology in ways that engage with non-specialist audiences.

Period	15 Nov 2024
Held at	University of Innsbruck, Austria
Degree of Recognition	International