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This feedback loop will thus become a conversation that, like dance, will demand a mutual respect from both parties and a constant attention to the partner in order to find a certain synchronism. | This feedback loop will thus become a conversation that, like dance, will demand a mutual respect from both parties and a constant attention to the partner in order to find a certain synchronism. | ||
==Inspirations== | ==Inspirations== | ||
- ''“Who and whatever we are, we need to make-with—become-with, compose-with—the earth-bound.”'', '''Donna Haraway''' | -''“Who and whatever we are, we need to make-with—become-with, compose-with—the earth-bound.”'', '''Donna Haraway''' | ||
-''“We must stop seeing tech and nature as sparring partners, and start concentrating on how helping them to dance.”'', '''Molly Flatt, BBC, 2015''' | |||
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Revision as of 18:44, 9 January 2019
In Symbiosis with Pyrocystis
For this project, I want to create a platform where Pyrocystis fusiformis and the viewer will be able to socially interact by the forms of sound and dance. Navigating Donna Haraway idea of making kin with the Earth-bounded, I aim to bring the viewer to looking at the micro-organism in a different way, and making them both work in symbiosis.
In a dark space, I intend to invite the viewer to perform some movements that will be transcode into vibrations for the phytoplancton. As a feedback, it will emit light that will then generate sounds, feeding the dance of the participant.
This feedback loop will thus become a conversation that, like dance, will demand a mutual respect from both parties and a constant attention to the partner in order to find a certain synchronism.
Inspirations
-“Who and whatever we are, we need to make-with—become-with, compose-with—the earth-bound.”, Donna Haraway -“We must stop seeing tech and nature as sparring partners, and start concentrating on how helping them to dance.”, Molly Flatt, BBC, 2015
Bibliography
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