Скачать или смотреть "Trash Mirror" (2002) by Daniel Rozin

500 discarded objects, motors, video camera, wood, circuits, custom software
76" x 76" x 6"/ 193 x 193 x 15.2 cm

Daniel Rozin constructed his first Trash Mirror using 500 pieces of trash collected between February and June 2002 on the streets of New York. This work is available as unique new commission of the Trash Mirror.

Using video input, motors, and custom software the trash compositionally reflects viewers standing in front of the piece. From afar the image if the reflected person can be vividly observed and the contents of the trash cannot. From a close proximity, the trash becomes visible, which the image of viewers is to coarse to be comprehended. As the elements have irregular shapes, the 500 units in this piece do not come through as classic "pixels" - instead the sculpture exploits the ability of computation to make sense of non-linear form.

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