2016 Explorations in Stereoscopic Imaging Course Exhibition

360° photo of class members standing around their chromostereoscopic 3D sidewalk chalk drawings. | Photo: Michael Scroggins

By Michael Scroggins

On Thursday (Dec. 8), CalArts School of Film/Video’s Explorations in Stereoscopic Imaging class, led by faculty Michael Scroggins, hosts an end-of-semester presentation of work in the Black and White Studio (Gallery A404). Titled OMNIA, the show features three-dimensional imagery created by the students in short video pieces, installations, paintings and interactive performances.

The event is a culmination of the class’s semester-long exploration of stereoscopy, a technique for creating the illusion of depth in an image using multiple methods, including placing offset images separately to the left and right eye of the viewer.

Participating artists include:

• Fatima Al Mahr (BFA Art 17)
• Alexander Beauregard (BFA Art 18)
• Sian Bliss (MFA Film/Video 18)
• Sophie Boch (BFA Art 19)
• Luca Cioci (BFA Film/Video 18)
• William Gagain (BFA Film/Video 19)
• Jihyun Her (MFA Theater 18)
• Laura Im (BFA Art 17)
• Narae Kim (Theater MFA 16)
• Michael Leisz (BFA Music 18)
• Roksana Pirouzmand (BFA Art 17)
• Elizabeth Tartikoff (BFA Film/Video 18)
• Jason Tibi (BFA Art 17)