c. 1983, early mock-up of lens arrangement for viewing screens.

Mock-up of lens arrangement for a prototype viewing screen, c. 1983. 4.5″ x 5.5″ x 0.5″

Metal and Glass Lenses.

Two xerox sheets of diagrams of the camera hex arrangements with an attached handwritten note written to Phil Condit, a fabrication employee, written and signed by Roger de Montebello, December 11, 1984.  Condit was working on creating a punch to be used to punch the film.  The early versions of de Montebello’s 3D imaging technology utilized film transparencies that were themselves molded into a hexagonal pattern. Here, de Montebello is providing notes to Condit on how the hexes should be arranged.

Page 1

Page 2

front of note

second page of note

Diagram and typed notations for Compression Mold for CrystalChrome Viewing Screen, used to inquire after the feasibility of fabrication from the Sarperco Company, 1986.

8.5″ x 11″