SEEC is a photographic science-art project that investigates how light moves across a subject. This happens at the speed of light and within a few nanoseconds (1 nanosecond = 0.000000001 seconds). Light scattered from objects closer to the camera will be imaged earlier than those further away. Using modern technology we can literally watch light (photo-) in the process of writing (-graphy) an image.
NEWS
10 DEC 2020, 13:00 @ Music video presentation: “Schau wo wir jetzt sind” by 5/8erl in Ehr’n, in collaboration with SEEC Photography, Ö1 Radio Station
The music video “Schau wo wir jetzt sind” (“Look Where We Are Now”) lasts 3 minutes and 48 seconds, but its real time duration is only 427 nanoseconds. The action was slowed down by a factor of 500 000 000. What might be the most extreme slow motion video in art history was produced by the Austrian soul band 5/8erl in Ehr’n and SEEC Photography.
The video will be presented in the Austrian radio station Ö1, within the program “Punkt Eins” (13:00-14:00, CET), which can be heard online by clicking in this link.
The press release can be downloaded here.
A new article describing our method was published at Leonardo (MIT press) and can be read here.
ONLINE: Ö1 Radio Station
“Punkt Eins”
https://oe1.orf.at/