Performances 1992
Performances, 1992
Barcelona Summer Olympics games (ESP)
Digital video installation with soundtrack by Fred Wallich - Jumbotron screen, Beta SP VCR - 4.50 x 8 m (15 x 26 ft)
Performances, 1992
Barcelona Summer Olympics games (ESP)
Digital video installation with soundtrack by Fred Wallich - Jumbotron screen, Beta SP VCR - 4.50 x 8 m (15 x 26 ft)
Performances, 1992
Barcelona Summer Olympics games (ESP)
Digital video installation with soundtrack by Fred Wallich - Jumbotron screen, Beta SP VCR - 4.50 x 8 m (15 x 26 ft)
Chronos - 1992
Albertville Winter Olympics games (FRA)
Digital video installation with soundtrack by Fred Wallich
Chronos - 1992
Videogram capture from installation (prototype)
Finishing line 1, 2, 3, 4 - 1992
Digitized image (prototype)
Performances - 1992
Meribel Winter Olympics games (FRA)
Digital video installation with soundtrack by Fred Wallich
Jumbotron screen, Beta SP VCR - 3 x 5 m (10 x 16 ft)
Performances - 1992
Videogram capture from installation (prototype)
In 1992, Miguel Chevaliier was selected to create an installation for the Albertville and Barcelona Olympic Games. Rather than a traditional exhibition of fixed works presented in the various sports complexes, the artist preferred to create a work that reclaimed the technological image of sport broadcasted by television and that was at the heart of the Games' dynamics, thanks to 9 giant screens installed at the bottom of the slopes or in the stadiums. Each night, a one-minute digital video was created from the day's events and a musical creation by Fred Wallich was simultaneously broadcast on the screens before and after the competitions. There was a huge variation in speed and sport performance live.