Video-art loops randomly generated by a p5.js code ~

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Assuming that teleports would rearrange the experience of time, how would time feel like if you were trapped into teleport loops?

This is a project about time

, space

, displacement

, deterritorialization

, abstraction

, reterritorialization

, inversion?

A dream looper, a teleport machine.

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There are 30 .mp4 files available to be randomly chosen.

All videos take part on my audiovisual research and were recorded between 2016 and 2021 in Brasil, Chile and Canary Islands. They're all short and looped in this project, just like moving photos.

Videos per iteration:

[3], [4] or [5]

Color inversion effect may be applied to:

[one video], [none (rare)] or [variable (super rare)]

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I’ve been coding generative video-arts in python since 2017.

Wasn’t used to p5.js nor to create loops before this project, but continuous processes set to keep (re)cutting videos in different ways until being turned off.

Some of those works were physically exhibited before pandemics, some were live streamed. If it gives curiosity, some of both types were recorded and are available on vimeo.com/user14729065.

All my video-art x code experiences are part of my master degree art research, in which they’re used to mediate immersive and collective one-week processes focused on dreamings.

Anyways … this is my genesis on FxHash and I feel like I finally found a place in web3 for the artworks I was creating before getting into NFTs.

* Teleport Loopr was being finished when I hit 999 follows on twitter, so I chose the "99 editions" number as a celebration of that.

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by Filipe Britto

@fitipeArt (twitter)

@fitipe (ig)