How Can We Read "Time" in Real Time Visuals?

Sahin, Ozden. 2014. 'How Can We Read "Time" in Real Time Visuals?'. In: Conference on Real Time Visuals. Culture Lab, Newcastle University, United Kingdom. [Conference or Workshop Item]
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This talk consists of some theoretical considerations on the presence of the concept of time in the production and use of contemporary artworks that make use of real time visuals. Time is intrinsically present in real time visuals as a defining aspect: it almost characterizes the coming to life of the images. Additionally, the pace in the production of media tools that make the images alive impacts their potential for use in different settings. As a third layer, the audience who relates to and interacts with the media also constructs different time conceptions and experiences. This talk aims to present how we can approach time as a concept or an abstract tool that defines, surrounds, and mediates our relationship with media.

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