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- The work of the British artist pair Semiconductor (Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt) reflects their enormous fascination with science. Using data which they themselves collect from existing archives, they are able to visualize complex and imperceptible phenom...
- As the World Turns is a moving image science fiction, which explores man’s place in time and space, through the science of radio astronomy. Filmed at Goonhilly Earth Station, a satellite communications site in Cornwall, England, As the World Turns visu...
- Semiconductor’s Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt create video works and installations in which systems in flux are revealed: motion in cities, shifts in landscapes, and visible and invisible processes researched in science. One of Semiconductor’s long-term fa...
- Since 1999, the English artists’ duo Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt have been working under the name Semiconductor, with an approach to the world around us that is scientific and artistic at the same time. In their work, the artists intelligently and playfu...
- Since 1999, the English artists’ duo Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt have been working under the name Semiconductor, with an approach to the world around us that is scientific and artistic at the same time. In their work, the artists intelligently and playfu...
- Catching the Light is a moving image installation, created using visual data, collected by space telescopes. Semiconductor accessed scientific image archives of deep space, to acquire image data collected by space observatories. The observatories’ imag...
- 'Earth Moves' is the poetic answer to the tidings of earth being doomed that are constantly being scattered over us. It conveys a vision that briefly makes us forget the harsh reality of everyday life, in which natural disasters have become all too common...
- Inspiration for Earthworks came from a visit we made to La Planta, a Sorigué quarry situated in Lleida, Spain. The landscape at Planta was formed by an old river bed; as the river shifted across the landscape over centuries and millennia, it left be...
- We know that the earth moves around the sun – but it is usually all but impossible to visualize this in our everyday lives. On the contrary: we see the sun move around us. The heliocentric view of the universe was debated from the third century BC onwards...
- In 'Magnetic Movie', magnetic fields make for a hallucinating spectacle. When Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt, the English duo operating under the name 'Semiconductor' since 1999, were given a grant and thereby the chance to spend time at the Space Science L...
- The Universe is at once in a constant state of integration and disintegration. In searching for an understanding of the material world around us, Semiconductor have restructured the city of Milan. Displaying attributes more familiar to the molecular world...
- Parting the Waves takes the visual language and method of quantum simulations, as a framework for exploring how science describes and attempts to harness the quantum realm. Semiconductor have taken as a starting point simulated ‘surface plots’: realise...
- Spectral Constellations is a series of generative animations, driven by scientific data of young stars. This data, collected by scientists using a method called Spectroscopy, creates an understanding of structures around distant young stars, where gas and...
- The Kings Cross area in London is rapidly transforming, creating a city in flux. Semiconductor have captured this moment in human history by documenting the day to day happenings in a short moving image work. The linear nature of time makes us have a very...
- The View from Nowhere is a single-channel moving image work which explores man’s place in nature through the science and technology of CERN, the particle physics laboratory in Geneva. Driven by an interest in the material nature of our physical world a...
- Where Shapes Comes From is a moving image work which considers how science translates nature, on an atomic scale. Filmed in the mineral sciences laboratory at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, a scientist goes about his daily work in rock and ...
- Where Shapes Comes From is a moving image work which considers how science translates nature, on an atomic scale. Filmed in the mineral sciences laboratory at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, a scientist goes about his daily work in rock and ...
- Worlds in the Making is an epic three channel moving image work that explores how we observe, experience and create an understanding of the physical origins of the world around us. By appropriating the tools and processes of volcanology to re-interp...