what will you do with holography...(is it just a ego thing)

danny bruza · Post by **danny bruza** » Fri May 28, 2004 10:33 pm

i think its up to us! dinesh had a great statment that we all need to listen to and realy think about

http://www.network54.com/Forum/message? ... 1085704334

im not trying to start a fire here but wanting us to stear away from the stigma that slowed down holography for such a long time.

we have a chance here to make a diffrence, it is this forum that is at the top when new seekers come looking on the web looking for holography

i think we could be the cutting edge, the tide the changes what people think about holography....I belive in the dream... do you?

danny bruza · Post by **danny bruza** » Fri May 28, 2004 11:08 pm

i was from a father that was very narsissic..and it took me many years to change my narsissim .... so this post is for myself as well as you....i want to make a diffrence.. to be apart of something bigger than iam, one peace in the big-Picture

Tom B. · Post by **Tom B.** » Sat May 29, 2004 4:55 am

Stigma? I revel in the stigma! And those bad carnival commercial holograms were inspirational to me! A large part of my motivation for entering the field was my punky, do-it-yourself conviction that even I could do better than that. The limitations of the medium I find liberating - fewer choices, sometime only one pose that works at all - it reduces decision overload, and the lack of serious artistic competition in this medium is also good for the ego.

Dinesh has inspired me to seek out a chess set (I already have a decent skull) to compose the perfect parodic homage to those despised traditions of our craft. I have a very cool scene in mind ...

As to what the public thinks, the public is like the ocean - mostly very deep and slow, but shallow and frenetic at the edges.
So you can fish or cut bait ... ):

Dinesh · Post by **Dinesh** » Sat May 29, 2004 8:54 pm

Funny you should say that. I was thinking along the same lines myself. What d'you say we swop parodies?

martymouse · Post by **martymouse** » Sat May 29, 2004 9:43 pm

hey dinesh you just got a comment on one of your holograms
http://4c-s.org/v-web/gallery/album02/opal_gecko

mabe we need to make a 'oooh!' and 'aaah' folder in the main gallery

take a bow

Dinesh · Post by **Dinesh** » Sat May 29, 2004 10:53 pm

Thangyou-thangyouverymuch-thangyou.
But......
You ain't seen nuthin' yet!

Tom B. · Post by **Tom B.** » Sun May 30, 2004 3:27 am

Sure, sounds like fun - you mean swap the resulting holograms, I take it. It might take me a while, though - I'm not really happy with any of the chess sets I've found so far but I might yet see a way to make them work...

Re the rationale behind this endeavor - I think the best exorcism is by means of ridicule,
whether vicious or affectionate, and taking holo-kitsch to the extreme is likely to result in entertaining images. One must not forget that those skull and chess piece holograms were widely seen and so have acquired a historic resonance. Perhaps an ironic return to these roots might provide a foundation for a newer, better form of popular art holography...

Dinesh · Post by **Dinesh** » Sun May 30, 2004 11:25 am

"I think the best exorcism is by means of ridicule,..."
I also think in very similar ways. I must say, though, the irony of using holo-kitsch to make an "meaningful" image (whatever that is!) is also pretty appealing.

twilight window · Post by **twilight window** » Sun May 30, 2004 3:20 pm

The original parody images in holography - or perhaps tributes? - were model trains. Seems apt.