Author Archives: Stephen Belovarich

How Am I Driving?

I have been working on several photographs where I use the camera lens like a paintbrush. Abstract expressionism meets the photographic gaze. Whereas most photographers use a flashlight or laser pointer as the brush, my movements involve expressive gesturing which creates the composition from available light sources. These photographs explore alternate perceptions of space and [...]

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Gathering of the Voids

I have been working on several photographs where I use the camera lens like a paintbrush. Abstract expressionism meets the photographic gaze. Whereas most photographers use a flashlight or laser pointer as the brush, my movements involve expressive gesturing which creates the composition from available light sources. These photographs explore alternate perceptions of space and [...]

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Leader of the Pack

Jon delivers an eccentric take on how it feels to be stuck in a dead end job. Topics in Jon’s stream of consciousness include the condition of the surrounding community, Westminster, MD that was transitioning from a rural town into a suburb of Baltimore. “There’s just so much of me here. I love this town.” [...]

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Home for Living

Have the energy bills been skyrocketing lately and you just can’t figure out why? This video displays what your house may be doing while you are on vacation or at work. The high tech integration of in-home environmental controls and networking have become a reality for the wealthy. Modern architecture calls for cheap and synthetic [...]

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Cereal Jam

Cereal Jam is an answer to a call on RtMark.com to design stickers for cereal boxes that revealed who owned the companies that produced the cereal, Phillip Morris Inc. At the time, Phillip Morris was restructuring their corporate holdings so that food companies such as Kraft Foods and Post Cereals would no longer be associated [...]

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Eye on RPI

Eye on RPI is designed to fool the viewer into thinking they have stumbled upon an actual Public Safety officer’s desk. A video monitor displays the multiplexed image of four video feeds. Scan lines and digital readouts are visible on each video feed, labeling the site of surveillance. The video shifts from one location to [...]

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