Interview: Aaron Koblin

We are very excited to be releasing the first of our Skype interviews! Aaron Koblin took a break from his preparations on a special interface he’s working on for the premiere of Life in a Day at the Sundance Film Festival and gave us some impressions on the following questions:

• Are there networked aesthetics which can be visually identified?
• How will moving images change in the next 20–30 years?
• What do you think about this word “user-generated content”?
• Do you identify with the current artistic trend to shift away from product towards process?
• What indicators are there of a digital renaissance?

Have you got something to contribute? What’s your take on Aaron’s perspective? We’re looking forward to your feedback!

We are very excited to be releasing the first of our Skype interviews! Aaron Koblin took a break from his preparations on a special interface he's working on for the premiere of Life in a Day at the Sundance Film Festival and gave us some impressions on the following questions: Are there networked aesthetics which can be visually identified? How will moving images change in the next 20–30 years? What do you think about this word "user-generated content"? Do you identify with the current artistic trend to shift away from product towards process? What indicators are there of a digital renaissance? Have you got something to contribute? What's your take on Aaron's perspective? We're looking forward to your feedback!