There is still time... Brother

There is still time… Brother is rooted in the recording of a Wooster Group performance developed specifically to be viewed as a projection on a 360-degree screen. The video is revealed by way of a window that scans around the screen, never showing the whole of the projection at once. The window is controlled by an audience member or other specially designated performer who selects which part of the 360 degree video to reveal at any given time. However, it is clear that the sections of the video that are revealed are all unfolding in one, continuous 360-degree space and that there is some kind of linear timeline to the sections of the performance that we are watching unfold.

There is still time… Brother is rooted in the recording of a Wooster Group performance developed specifically to be viewed as a projection on a 360-degree screen. The video is revealed by way of a window that scans around the screen, never showing the whole of the projection at once. The window is controlled by an audience member or other specially designated performer who selects which part of the 360 degree video to reveal at any given time. However, it is clear that the sections of the video that are revealed are all unfolding in one, continuous 360-degree space and that there is some kind of linear timeline to the sections of the performance that we are watching unfold.