Above: Binary anaglyph composites at the ViewFinder Gallery, Greenwich, London. 2006
Click here to see the 'Double Take' exhibition. Includes Quicktime movie (1.2Mb)
These 3D anaglyphs are created from photographs taken of parts of the landscape devoid of planetary identification. The original idea came from images returned from the Mars Lander spacecraft and its Rover. Converting them into 3D format adds an extra spatial dimension but also a disorientation as to which represents the more familiar experience. They exist as images in themselves but also form source material for installation and project work (see the Synaptic Moment microsite).
