Watching:Camera:Moves is an immersive, multi-channel video/audio installation that explores, analyzes, and reconstructs camera movement through cinematic/video/sonic space. Essentially a large wall installation, it employs tracking LCD screens and projectors that move around on the wall to predetermined positions. By taking license from traditional narrative cinema, and emulating the way the camera moves in and through space, this installation becomes a deconstruction of cinematic/sonic space and breaks apart the idea of the frame.
Andrew Neumann is an artist who works in a variety of media, including photography, video, sculpture, installation, and electronic/interactive music. His original artistic output consisted of single channel videos and films. He then moved on to integrate a variety of electronic and digital technologies into his sculptural work. In addition, he has been building electronic musical interfaces, and is active in electro-acoustic improvisation. He has studios in Brooklyn, NY and Boston, MA.