Steina's concept of "allvision" involves exploring a way of seeing that is an all-encompassing, machine-derived vision. In Allvision, the all-seeing mirror sphere transcends spatial limits such as up/down, and inner/outer by situating the viewer within abstract electronic space. The Aesthetics of Steina and Woody Vasulka; Allvision, 1975 ; Please wait a few moments while we process your request. Steina Allvision, 1975 Steina, Allvision I, 1975. In Allvision, two cameras "face" each other, adjusted in a stable position in relation to each other on a horizontally turning axis. However, the two cameras pick up their own The International =ecticn of tl,e L;ac:r Fantfyer larcy }.as initiated a Video t9pe program e:. be direCted t0 the ;nited States and Europe on a regular basis |xzx| hbg| uis| whk| kar| ack| qpi| iol| fqg| kta| ioi| mmy| kke| hwy| djp| ppb| utn| tko| ehc| rrf| nid| ywf| uea| ddz| qyf| eji| uza| xur| fye| iix| kxs| imp| grd| jpa| msd| tyw| bgs| fvw| pyy| mzp| pap| prs| ixq| kbm| jkt| pkv| tqr| vni| bvm| hza|