Sam Meech
Chroma Culture


VERSION ORIGINALE
Chroma Culture is a generative interactive installation and performance using video feedback. The work uses 3 coloured feedback systems (Red, Green & Blue) which are activated using coloured laser pens to shape both sound and video in an organic and shifting environment. As each colour expands, it bumps up against another. This creates a constant flux as individual colour growth is amplified by the feedback system, yet inhibited by the other colours sharing the space.
Chroma Culture is a video work that is literally grown. The process for growth combines optical video feedback, digital video processing and projection mapping to create an evolving organic phenomena that recalls the behavior of micro- organisms in a petri dish.
The work comes from a broader practice of ‘vid-wifery’ – the careful cultivation of video feedback forms, from nascent phenomena to self-sustaining organisms. These moving image works emerge from fragile or chatoic systems.
BIO
Sam Meech is a digital artist with analogue tendencies whose practice includes interactive video installation, projection design, and machine knitting.
Originally from Huddersfield, UK, he now lives in Montreal, QC, where he is the Technical Coordinator for Vidéographe, an artist-run centre that supports experimental moving-image practices.
Sam is interested in hybrid design processes and the possibilities of combining the digital and analogue systems in production and performance. His works often explore the integration of optical video feedback systems within interactive digital installations.
Exposition
12 septembre au 11 octobre 2026
Exposition
16 janvier au 14 février 2027
Exposition
8 mai au 6 juin 2027


