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== Historical context of electricity == | == Historical context of electricity == | ||
== Electricity generated by interaction between organic and non organic elements == | == Electricity generated by interaction between organic and non organic elements == | ||
A media artist group from RIXC has recently been working on Biotricity (RIXC 2012), a series of workshops and an art installation where the activity of bacteria enclosed in water tanks was used as a biological battery for transforming electrical current into sound. This artwork generated interesting results from the behavior of bacteria, which in the nighttime showed less activity and during the daytime more activity. Since the activity of the bacteria were transformed into electrical signals, which, in turn, were converted into sound, the final product – a real-time sound piece – had a biological rhythm. | |||
== Bioart: what is at stake / post-digital and post-media cultures == | == Bioart: what is at stake / post-digital and post-media cultures == | ||
* Deleuzian Rhizome | * Deleuzian Rhizome | ||