Conner
Times Ten
First
in a series of applications made in homage to Bruce Conner, "Conner
Times Ten" is an application that creates new images using Bruce
Conner's film "Ten Second Film" as its source. Conner's "Ten
Second Film", which was made for the 1965 New York Film Festival
but never shown during the festival because it was believed to be too
"risky", was made from ten film strips each 24 frames long.
Using only multiples of 10 and 24 the application "Conner Times
Ten" randomly chooses a frame from "Ten Second Film"
and new images are made from this frame. These new images are never
the same or repeated in the same sequence.
Download application (Macintosh Classic)
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