Marshall Barnes Debuts P.TVsynth(™) Video At ArtReview.com

Jan. 2, 2012 - PRLog -- Marshall Barnes has released his first video art piece made with his P.TVsynth(™) at the site of one of the U.K.'s leading art magazine's, Art Review. The piece, titled, Parallel Universes, can be viewed at  http://www.artreview.com/profiles/blogs/parallel-universes-stand-bye and also features a soundtrack made with his DEMI sampling(™) technology that replaces the need for synthesizers.

Filled with notable personalities interacting with him across the decades, Parallel Universes tells the story of how Marshall went from the world of rock videos to advanced concept physics and along the way saw how fantasy can become reality and reality can become television. A book of stills from the video, as well as the story behind it and how it relates to the Fox TV show Fringe, is planned for release later this month.

Marshall, who just released a second series of photos from the work online at  http://www.behance.net/gallery/Stills-PARALLEL-UNIVERSES-a-musical-CRT-TV-art-video/2758155 prefers to call his work with the P.TVsynth(TM), "CRT television art videos" as opposed to just video art, as he is working with the inherent way that cathode ray tube TVs work with the analog broadcast airwaves, to create his art and effects.

The video is a surreal and ultra-real journey through time and space and ultimately reveals, at least, the anecdotal reality of parallel universes and the space where dreams become reality and reality becomes television.

Marshall Barnes is also an internationally noted R&D engineer whose profile can be seen at http://informalscience.org/member/show/8498 .

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