Camille Utterback’s Untitled 5, an interactive video installation which challenges conventional artistic processes by adding time and interactivity to abstract painting, was included in Impermanent Markings, a group show exhibited at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery in April.

Camille Utterback’s Untitled 5, an interactive video installation which challenges conventional artistic processes by adding time and interactivity to abstract painting, was included in Impermanent Markings, a group show exhibited at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery through March and April.

Camille Utterback’s Abundance was commissioned by the Zero 1 new media festival, held in October, as a temporary public artwork created specifically for the San Jose City Hall Rotunda and Plaza. The artwork was dynamic, abstract animation projected directly onto the Rotunda, that changed in response to pedestrian movement in the Plaza.  Additionally, Utterback’s reactive sculptures Shaken and Balance were included in the “L'emoi de l'image” exhibit at Les Galeries Poirel in Nancy, France throughout October. Finally, Untitled 5, an interactive video installation which challenges conventional artistic processes by adding time and interactivity to abstract painting, was showcased during a festival in Copenhagen organized by the Danish curatorial group Maskinstorm. In conjunction with the festival, Camille lectured at a series of workshops.