Smoke and Mirrors Machine is a kinetic and digital installation interpreting the principles of secure communication between two parties and how it may be intercepted and subverted; a subject that came under close scrutiny by Alan Turing during his tenure at Bletchley Park working as a key part of the team decoding the German’s complex Enigma Machine communications.
A sound portrait of Alan Turing by Martin A. Smith, with live video performance by Alex May commissioned by the Alan Turing Arts and Culture Committee.
Pop-Art interactive video mapped installation by Alex May and Martin A. Smith.
An original audio/visual composition by Alex May and Martin A. Smith interpreting the art of Sally McKay.
994,138 is a reflection on the scale of the UK casualties (military and civilian) during World War 1.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Yves Klein’s Monotone Symphony, Alex May, Martin A. Smith, and GV Art present a new interpretation of this seminal performance. In March 1960, at the Galerie Internationale d’Art Contemporain, Paris, Yves Klein presented his Monotone Symphony and Anthropometries of the Blue Period. Whilst a ten-piece orchestra played the Monotone …
Video soundtrack by Martin A. Smith Format: live site-specific video mapped installations onto existing graffiti Size: various Available for exhibition: No
“Out Of White” are a series of projected illusions featuring digital blocks emerging from physical spaces.
Alex May and Martin A. Smith were commissioned by The Royal Borough Of Kensington And Chelsea to create an interactive video and sound installation for Halloween in the Kyoto Garden of Holland Park, London.
Statues Alive was a week long video mapping installation bringing the statues of Chelsea’s south bank alive.