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"Offspring_head (part 2)" is the second half of the entire (head portion) video sculpture by artist Lee Hoag, which consists of a stack of four 19" tvs with each monitor displaying the primary character's body segments in quarters (ie the head, the torso, the legs, and the feet). The video sculpture depicts the character life size. "Offspring" is a portrait slice of the artist's son andy (aka word ) through his own thoughts and anecdotal recollections of dreaming and consciousness. See ...

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"Offspring_head (part 1)" is the first half of the entire (head portion) video sculpture by artist Lee Hoag, which consists of a stack of four 19" tvs with each monitor displaying the primary character's body segments in quarters (ie the head, the torso, the legs, and the feet). The video sculpture depicts the character life size. "Offspring" is a portrait slice of the artist's son andy (aka word ) through his own thoughts and anecdotal recollections of dreaming and consciousness. See ...

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This is one of the first experiments with the concept of "painting" with video. This is part one (divided for play on this site) of two parts of a video film shot at Dom, an annual traveling amusement park in Hamburg, Germany the Summer of 2002.

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Eyefilm is one of my earliest experimentations into creating filmic or video "paintings". The subject for the eyes is my son andy (word).

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This is a uniquely textured impasto filmic "painting" by artist Lee Hoag.

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This black & white film was shot during a visit to the Hamburg Dungeon in Hamburg, Germany during the summer of 2002, while on vacation visiting a dear friend.

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The video "painting" Morphicanimé, by artist Lee Hoag, is shown here on an antique gold poplar framed 42" plasma monitor made for interchangeable use to display various visual, non-aural video "paintings" from among those within a series presenting them for exhibition, as shown here at Gallery r in Rochester, NY as a part of the Digital Arts Competition and Exhibition (DACE) in 2007 at the Rochester Institute of Technology. The color inaccuracy is not to the fault of the plasma performance ...

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This video "painting" by artist Lee Hoag not only morphs from frame to frame in its transpiring transformation, but progresses from a murky, crude and undefined liquid image to a more more crystalized, defined and refined one, yet still somewhat obscured.

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This video "painting" is a colorful extravaganza. It is currently on display with several others throughout a major hotel in Seoul, Korea, and soon at an event at an office building in nearby Songdo, Korea.

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