Ping: Projections: Used to project text

One negative shot (originals utilized stenciled black letters laid out on identical white cardboard sheets). One of many dozens of such designs done by Karen Reynolds. Her overall task was to present the complete Beckett text for Ping on a series of slides projected alternatively from two 35 mm projectors, placed side by side, but projecting onto the same field. By using negatives as slides for projection, the outcome achieved was white letters on a black field. These letters were then colored and distorted according to optical devices and specially built colored filters manipulated by "performers" of the text.

• 1968

• Reynolds, Roger, 1934-

• Reynolds, Karen

Based on: Beckett, Samuel, 1906-1989. Ping

One of many projected slides used to present the Beckett text in a continuously overlapping set of images from Left and Right 35 mm slide projectors. Not occasional optical blurring.

• Projections (visual works)
• Slides (photographs)

• Beckett, Samuel, 1906-1989

• Multimedia works

• image

Shared Shelf: 3975570

Online finding aid

• Roger Reynolds Collection at the Library of Congress

Film, Audio, Video and Digital Art

Performing Arts (including Performance Art)

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• Reynolds, Roger, 1934-

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2021-09-29