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Joe Maller / Projects This page contains a variety of projects mostly completed during the past five years. Thanks to everyone who helped get these finished. Film & Video All Day Ice Cream“If the air outside is as cold as the air in my freezer, then an ice cream cone should last all day.”
The July 11th Los Angeles screening of All Day Ice Cream at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival went really well. Despite some initial technical problems with the projector (which I was fearing after seeing several other screenings) it looked and sounded great. Seeing my little movie projected 40 feet wide in a real movie theater was really cool. Lots of family and friends turned out and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Past screenings include ReelNY
on PBS Thirteen in New York City and Cinema 16 at the New Orleans
Film and Video Festival. Recording the Sound of One Eye Blinking
The documentation of my attempts to capture the sound of an eye blinking. Eyelids closing do make enough noise to record with good microphones and a quiet room, but the process itself turned out to be more interesting than the resulting sound. 1997, 2:50, 192x144, 1.9Mb (4 minutes @ 56k)
I wondered what would happen if I overfilled my espresso machine. Not as violent
as you might be expecting, but still worth the download. This one still makes
me laugh. 1997, 3:33, 200x150, 1.9Mb (4 minutes @ 56k) artlist began one morning in May 1994 and continued on and off for the next four years.
Originally, I was only exploring my personal definitions of Art, but at some point the list
took on a life of it's own. artlist was exhibited at 581 in 1997. Every couple months, my desk would get so covered in junk that I could no
longer use it. Trying to figure out why this kept happening I decided to document everything that had
accumulated. It's amazing what I found.
windows pencil balls click-through portfolio of project sketches Installations, Proposals
& Concepts Counting Hallway A proposed installation which would install several hundred counting
boxes on the wall of a heavily trafficked tunnel. The counters would
all count independently Euclidian Flats
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