Electromagnetic Landscape: In-between Signal, Noise and Environment
- Daniel Cermak,
- Ayaka Okutsu,
- Stina Hasse
- ,
- The University of Tokyo,
- University of Copenhagen
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Conference Article in Proceeding or Book/Report chapter
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Research Output:
Conference Article in Proceeding or Book/Report chapter
Article in proceedings
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ISEA2015Original language
EnglishPublication milestones
- Published - 2015
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Published - 2015
ISBN (Print)
978-1-910172-00-1Host publication title
Proceedings of the 21st International Symposium on Electronic ArtAbstract
Electromagnetic Landscape demonstrates in direct, tangible and immediate ways effects of the disruption of the familiar. An ubiquitous technological medium, FM radio, is turned into an alien and unfamiliar one. Audience participation, the environment, radio signals and noise create a site-specific, ragged sonic
landscape. The work exhibits intrinsic, non-trivial, emerging behaviour, cyclic or wave-like, which converges and ebbs. It varies its sonic and visual display through a dynamic interaction of light sources, fog and light sensors. The system maintains a fluxing state of ambivalence between proximity and distance, engagement
and rejection, curiosity and annoyance; it slips in and out of participants' control.
landscape. The work exhibits intrinsic, non-trivial, emerging behaviour, cyclic or wave-like, which converges and ebbs. It varies its sonic and visual display through a dynamic interaction of light sources, fog and light sensors. The system maintains a fluxing state of ambivalence between proximity and distance, engagement
and rejection, curiosity and annoyance; it slips in and out of participants' control.
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ISEA2015: 21st International Symposium on Electronic Art
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Date
14/08/2015 - 19/12/2015Location
Simon Fraser UniversityVancouverCanada