Fallen Angel
Toronto Nuit Blanche
by admin on Oct.19, 2012, under Events, Fallen Angel, Films, Integrated Media, Projects, Victoria G, Video
zest-continuum-ruf angel from victoria gibson on Vimeo.
This video was shown in the Heritage Distillery District as part of the Toronto Nuit Blanche “DaDa Reboot” series curated by Thom Sokoloski on September 29, 2012.
This video was made to showcase my previous work with Joanna Gabler as part of “Rise Up, Fallen Angel”.
Joanna and I have a duo called “Zest Continuum” based on our collaboration of visuals and music.
VIX Vimeo Videos
by admin on Aug.20, 2011, under Concerts, Events, Fallen Angel, Films, Fine Imagery, Media, Projects, Rise Up Fallen Angel, Video
This summer has been very eventful for me and some of the work that I have been doing is now posted on Vimeo!
Videos include my newest work: Kensington Mystery Man
Kensington Mystery Man from victoria gibson on Vimeo.
There is a film clip of the title sequence for Rise Up, Fallen Angel
Rise Up, Fallen Angel — Opening title sequence from victoria gibson on Vimeo.
Lisle Ellis said this one of his favourite visual parts of the show! That is quite a compliment considering the quality of art from the contributors around the world and Lisle’s dedication to his own visual art. This clip is really a display of my work in the visual and audio realms. I will be creating a documentary video of the event and my projection artist collaborator, Christina deRoos has posted a clip to her Vimeo account here.
Rise Up Fallen Angel from Christina deRoos on Vimeo.
The final public clip is a documentary of the work I did at EMPAC in 2010 — it is a work-in-progress showing of my Integrated Media Arts piece, Bandwidth. The video was edited by Julia Alsarraf, a colleague who also participated in the Media Lab at EMPAC.
Bandwidth at EMPAC 2010 from victoria gibson on Vimeo.
The EMPAC experience was very important to me in many ways, but meeting the other artists was a great inspiration. I am still collaborating with one of my other colleagues, Suzon Fuks, an Australian artist. She is launching her Waterwheel project on August 22nd! I have contributed some of my water video and will be uploading more photos and other material to the collection. If you would like to be part of my crew in the “Tap” section, please contact me. I would like to be a more involved participant in the project.
Rise Up, Fallen Angel — TONIGHT
by admin on May.26, 2011, under Concerts, Design, Events, Fallen Angel, Films, Media, Music, Photography, Rise Up, Rise Up Fallen Angel, Technology, Video
If you are not able to come to the show Rise Up, Fallen Angel — Please watch on the Center for Performance Research UStream channel.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/cprnyc
This is a big night — we have had many technical challenges setting up 3 screens of projection and surround sound, then streaming it all on to the internet.
Tonight is our open rehearsal, see you there.
Rise Up, Fallen Angel on Vimeo
by admin on May.24, 2011, under Concerts, Design, Events, Fallen Angel, Films, Media, Music, Open Source, Photography, Rise Up Fallen Angel, Technology, Video
Rise Up Fallen Angel – Thurs 5/26-Sat 5/28 – www.cprnyc.org – Brooklyn, NY from Christina deRoos on Vimeo.
I am in NYC working hard on the show with my collaborators.
Christina deRoos, my collaborator in the visual projection aspect of the show, made a video yesterday and posted it on Vimeo as a demo.
I hope you like it.
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Renewables are so cheap in Indiana that one of the state's utilities is retiring coal early and filling the gap not with natural gas, but with wind and solar.#Climateemergency
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“The changes we found are huge,” Crowther says in an interview.
To illustrate their findings the Crowther Lab in Switzerland created a global data map that pairs one city’s future climate conditions with current ones.
Generally speaking, cities in the Northern Hemisphere will have the climates cities more than 620 miles to their south have today, he said.
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Oh my, between this report and “Killer Heat in the United States: Climate Choices and the Future of Dangerously Hot Days”, just published in Environmental Research Communications, by the Union of Concerned Scientists, the Earth’s climate future promises to be devastating, if we don’t hurry up and take action. Government officials have to wake up now to drastically reduce greenhouse gas & carbon emissions. And the fossil fuel industry has to take responsibility.#Scotland the Brave!
"Between January and June 2019, Scotland produced 9,831,230 megawatt-hours of electricity. That's enough energy for the country to provide power up to 4.47 million homes, nearly double the amount Scotland actually has.
By 2030, the Scottish government hopes to be using renewable energy for half of its entire energy consumption. They also hope to eliminate CO2 emissions almost entirely from its energy infrastructure by 2050."
Go Scotland! Committing to and successfully reaching renewable energy goals takes work, but it is urgently necessary work, which can be done. Along with the rest of the countries of the Earth, the US needs to declare a climate emergency and pledge to move to a safer energy future, with 100% renewable power and a complete shut down of fossil fuels.
