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Conceptually, the piece is not beyond the realms of music visualization, but rather one that is translated in human audiovisual reaction - eye contact, body language, voice. | Conceptually, the piece is not beyond the realms of music visualization, but rather one that is translated in human audiovisual reaction - eye contact, body language, voice. | ||
In this environment, an elemental instigation lies, one that question itself how closer and connected I - I as poetic persona, i.e. anyone experiencing it - would feel to someone if they could hear my thoughts, or if I could hear they thoughts, and relying on such level of communication? Would it actually influence what I’m thinking and how it would sound, which is actually what also happens by an affective influence of someone else’s presence in our | In this environment, an elemental instigation lies, one that question itself how closer and connected I - I as poetic persona, i.e. anyone experiencing it - would feel to someone if they could hear my thoughts, or if I could hear they thoughts, and relying on such level of communication? Would it actually influence what I’m thinking and how it would sound, which is actually what also happens by an affective influence of someone else’s presence in our energetic and perceptive fields? | ||
Embracing this context, another exploration is intended to takes place: (How) Can art bring people together? Inside of a framework of Interactive Art, how is it possible to develop an emotional affective-political interaction within an Interactive Art installation? Should an Interactive Art piece restrain itself to being a sensual stimulation time based piece, even if exploring an emotional and spiritual dimension of such setting, or could it (should it?) also embrace its potential of political agency? | Embracing this context, another exploration is intended to takes place: (How) Can art bring people together? Inside of a framework of Interactive Art, how is it possible to develop an emotional affective-political interaction within an Interactive Art installation? Should an Interactive Art piece restrain itself to being a sensual stimulation time based piece, even if exploring an emotional and spiritual dimension of such setting, or could it (should it?) also embrace its potential of political agency? |
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