rAndom International's "150 Milliseconds"

150 Milliseconds documents the development of British contemporary art collective Random International’s current body of work in progress, Fifteen Points. In so doing, this exhibition reveals distinctive aspects of the studio’s experimental process. Themes of continual inspiration to the artists—behaviour, simulation and the perception of the human form—are further explored.

Unlike any former exhibition of Random International’s work, 150 Milliseconds surveys the process behind the work as much as the finished object and resulting experience. The research, sketch work, prototyping and production methods at the core of the studio will be exhibited to an unprecedented extent.

Arguably Random’s most complex work since their 2012 piece Rain Room (currently exhibited at LACMA), Fifteen Points experiments with the minimal amount of information that is actually necessary for the animated form to be recognized as human; and the fundamental impact created by subtle changes within that information. The title of the exhibition refers to the maximum amount of time it takes the human brain to decipher the apparent figure.

The opening for "150 Milliseconds" will be on April 21, 2016, at 6 PM at Le Lab Cambridge. After that, the exhibition will be available through regular gallery hours: 12PM - 9PM Wednesday through Friday, 11AM - 10PM Saturday.

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