Interesting new exhibition from Chris Levine, utilising an updated form of lenticular printing. Not a massive fan of the 2D works on show here, perhaps a little too gimmicky to base an entire show around, but still worth seeing for the artist's take on a fairly old and forgotten technology.
The best part of the exhibition? Levine's "Infinity" light sculpture, based around the way that the human eye detects peripheral vision - a single vertical run of individually addressable LEDs are programmed to display a hi-res image, which is only viewable in the peripheral vision of the viewer when the eye moves across the image (crappy description, soz).
infinity from delmar mavignier on Vimeo.
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