Matt Barton, Time-O-Rama: Electric Infinity with Real Plastic, 2006

 Matt Barton, Time-O-Rama: Electric Infinity with Real Plastic, 2006

A large installation; 20 mechanized taxidermy animals, two video projections, 5 sound cd’s, flowers blooming, leaves falling and changing colors, lightning and thunder, wine was dispensed from a nozzle sticking oout of the deer’s ribs…I was trying to create a mystical reality, the experience of the collapse of time and space into a single point of reality, while being self-aware the paradox of creating such a reality using time-based media in a space. Special thanks to Anna Bojic for all her generous time and effort.

Matt Barton, Time-O-Rama: Electric Infinity with Real Plastic, 2006

A large installation; 20 mechanized taxidermy animals, two video projections, 5 sound cd’s, flowers blooming, leaves falling and changing colors, lightning and thunder, wine was dispensed from a nozzle sticking oout of the deer’s ribs…I was trying to create a mystical reality, the experience of the collapse of time and space into a single point of reality, while being self-aware the paradox of creating such a reality using time-based media in a space. Special thanks to Anna Bojic for all her generous time and effort.

Matt Barton , Extreme Animalz: the Movie, Part 2, 2008

At the junction of the Carnegie Museum of Art and the Natural History Museum, Pittsburgh, PA,

Collaboration with Jacob Ciocci; taxidermied animals, controller boards, motors, dvd, tv monitor, wood, pizza box

Matt Barton , Extreme Animalz: the Movie, Part 2, 2008
At the junction of the Carnegie Museum of Art and the Natural History Museum, Pittsburgh, PA,

Collaboration with Jacob Ciocci; taxidermied animals, controller boards, motors, dvd, tv monitor, wood, pizza box

Matt Barton , Extreme Animalz: the Movie, Part 1, 2005

A collaboration with Jacob Ciocci of Paper Rad, 40 animals, 21 motors, a motion sensor, 3 flat screens, exhibited at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, NY, Rhizome Artbase 101 show.

Matt Barton , Extreme Animalz: the Movie, Part 1, 2005

A collaboration with Jacob Ciocci of Paper Rad, 40 animals, 21 motors, a motion sensor, 3 flat screens, exhibited at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, NY, Rhizome Artbase 101 show.