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High-Tech Video Artist Turning Heads in US  
Wednesday, April 30, 2008 4:06 PM

Video art is art that mixes light, sound, and video, and incorporates mirrors, fiber optics, stainless steel, crystals, and moreAn...


Video art is art that mixes light, sound, and video, and incorporates mirrors, fiber optics, stainless steel, crystals, and more
Video art is art that mixes light, sound, and video, and incorporates mirrors, fiber optics, stainless steel, crystals, and more

An artist based in Los Angeles, California, is attracting attention with a showing of his work that combines video, audio and sculpture. Video art, or what some call "new media art," has been around for some time.  But this artist's work is unusual - he combines high technology and digital gadgets, making the art interactive but as in traditional art, you could put some of the sculptures in your home.  VOA's Paul Sisco reports on the artist, who calls himself simply, "Matteo."

 

 

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