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this video as screened in Omri keren's graduate exhibition in Beit - Berl School of Arts. in july 2011.<br />
Keren researched his kibutz member, sculpturist Moshe Shak (a.k.a jook) and planned to 3d scan one of his knaanian objects, manipulate it digitaly and recreate it into a new sculpture for his graduate's exhibition.<br />
Sadly, a few months later , Jook died of cancer.<br />
sad and confused, this video came up keren's mind.<br />
this video is a recollection, a memory, a homage, and part of the process itself as it combines Keren's videotaped research, the process of creating a new sintesis, and additional videotaping by me.
Keren researched his kibutz member, sculpturist Moshe Shak (a.k.a jook) and planned to 3d scan one of his knaanian objects, manipulate it digitaly and recreate it into a new sculpture for his graduate's exhibition.<br />
Sadly, a few months later , Jook died of cancer.<br />
sad and confused, this video came up keren's mind.<br />
this video is a recollection, a memory, a homage, and part of the process itself as it combines Keren's videotaped research, the process of creating a new sintesis, and additional videotaping by me.
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