New York-based artist James Clar’s work is an analysis and observation on the effects of media and technology on our perception of culture, nationality, and identity.
His interest is in new technology and production processes, using them as a medium while analysing and critiquing their modifying effects on human behaviour. For him, technology is a medium to critique the dissociative affects of technology itself. He studied Film and Animation at New York University and received his Masters from NYU’s Interactive Telecommunication’s Program.
During the Tribeca Gallery Walk in New York, Jane Lombard Gallery is presenting in the ground floor window at their new location at 58 White St James Clar’s installation Press Reset.
For this installation, Clar employs generative software developed in collaboration with programmers Casey Conchinha and Louise Lessel. The software visually simulates powerful, energetic and luminous stellar explosions, erupting on a large monitor that fills the main gallery window and viewers will be able to travel through space, watching supernovas spawn potential worlds and alternate realities.
Press Reset is open to the passing public until October 12, 2020.
