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DAVID PRINGLE (AWARD WINNER 2009)
The Persistence of Vision works by breaking down one second of film in to its 24 frames, and then projecting them circularly round the room.
The images are of a ballet dancer pirouetting, and by projecting the images they are animated showing the ballet dancer dancing around the space.
