Grand Canyon / artist:
/ Rodrigo Matheus

Grand Canyon, 2008
Video, 4 min 12 s

While both South Pole and Tokyo consist of zooming effects and long takes, Grand Canyon revolves around several takes captured at various speeds and angles that were later edited together. This time the camera travels mainly across the canyon’s uninhabited land and the soundtrack evokes a sense of nervousness and suspense.

As the camera moves, a range of visual effects takes place: mountains are formed, pop up and disappear, as if the land was alive and pulsating. These effects actually result from a combination of connection speed and navigation controls, which affect the speed of the camera movement and image rendering.

The Grand Canyon is one of the few places in Google Earth with 3D elevation views, and it is also amongst its most popular destinations.


Curator's project: CONTRAINTE / RESTRAINT

On going...

Molior presents [IR]Rationnel by Michal Seta at Eureka! Festival: Science Here, There and Everywhere
 > posted on June 8 2010

In conjunction with the Montréal Science Centre and the Conférence régionale des élus de Montréal, Molior presents [IR]Rationnel, the interactive sound installation by artist Michal Seta


Press release

A new partnership agreement between Molior and the Montréal Science Centre
 > posted on April 30 2010

Molior is delighted to announce the signature of a three-year strategic alliance with the Montréal Science Centre (MSC). The agreement will yield many projects that unite media arts and science.

Press release

Online catalogue Restraint
 > posted on December 17 2009

Thanks to an agreement with the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art,
Science, and Technology, the Contrainte/Restraint exhibition catalogue will appear in a special publication.

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