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G R E E N S I T E ' 1 9 9 4 '
Travelling
exhibition
Manila Phillipines and Perth Institute of Contemporary Art Western Australia
- Instructions
:
- This
Green 3.5" computer disk contains .... the colour
GREEN ....
- It
is a VIRTUAL colour in a VIRTUAL space ...
'GREENSITE'
- The
image files are in PC/IBM PCX VGA 16 Colour format although of course
there is only the colour green shown. The images may be viewed with
any IBM/PC compatible VGA screen computer and an image viewing programme
- eg.
Paint programme - File Viewer.
- The
files are:
- GREENSML.PCX
: VIRTUAL SCREENSITE OF GREEN 736 x 566 IN SIZE GREENBIG.PCX : TRIPLE
H/VIRTUAL GREENSITE 1840 x1415 IN SIZE GREEHIGH.PCX : QUADRUPAL HEIGHT
H/VIRTUAL GREENSITE 736 X 2264 IN SIZE GREEWIDE.PCX : QUADRUPAL WIDTH
H/VIRTUAL GREENSITE 2944 x 566 IN SIZE GREESITE.TXT :
- THIS
DOCUMENT SPACE : EMPTINESS * H/VIRTUAL = OFFSCREEN EXTENDED VIRTUAL
IMAGE = HYPER-VIRTUAL
- In
HYPER-VIRTUAL IMAGES the image area extends beyond the screen and may
be accessed by using the arrow keys to move around the hyper- virtual
green colour site.
- This
work is about two things ....
- 1
The colour
GREEN and its contemporary
connotations.
- 2
The word VIRTUAL and its implied meaning.
- *
If no computer is available to unpack/unwrap
'GREENSITE' just
read this wrapping and think of the colour GREEN as it extends out from
and beyond your imagination.
Douglas
Sheerer - Perth Western Australia 27 March 1994
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