Photosynth and Jean-Gabriel Périot

I've looked into Photosynth last year, as it allows ways of digitally mapping photographs online (BmB, 2009). There are similarities between Photosynth and Nijuman no Borei by Jean-Gabriel Périot, which I find them interesting ways to rearrange photographic images to create something new.

Nijuman no Borei

Photosynth

BmB (2009) Photosynth. [Online]
http://berlinmitberlin.blogspot.com/2009/12/photosynth.html [23/05/2010]
Périot, J.-G. (2007) Nijuman no Borei (200000 phantôms). [Online] http://www.jgperiot.net/FILMS/NIJUMAN%20NO%20BOREI/nijuman.htm
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Photosynth [2010] Bernauer Strasse. [Online] http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=ba599ffa-4d1d-4909-b04c-3e1f20b938f0 [23/05/2010]

Under Twilight by Jean-Gabriel Périot

A scene from Under Twilight

Short archival clips are mirrored and overlapped, as they are projected onto one screen.

Périot, J.-G. (2006) Under Twilight. [Online] http://www.jgperiot.net/FILMS/UNDER%20TWILIGHT/UnderTwilight.htm
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Nijuman no Borei by Jean-Gabriel Périot

Jean-Gabriel Périot produces a 10-minutes long photo-essay Nijuman no Borei from images shot in Hiroshima, around the site of the A-Bomb Dome (Périot, 2007). The memorial in 1996 was inscribed as a World Heritage [UNESCO, 2010].

Périot, J.-G. (2007) Nijuman no Borei (200000 phantôms). [Online] http://www.jgperiot.net/FILMS/NIJUMAN%20NO%20BOREI/nijuman.htm
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UNESCO [2010] Hiroshima Peace Memorial (Genbaku Dome). [Online] http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/775 [23/05/2010]