Abstract
Unnatural Language is a network of electronic organisms (“Datapods”) that create sonic improvisations from physical sensors in the natural environment. Each Datapod has custom electronics connected to sensors, a speaker, and a wireless network. The sensed data, for example from electrodes that measure the subtle electrical variations in the leaves of plants, is transformed into a unique synthesized sound. Encased in sculptural materials (natural fiber, leather, leaves, etc) and dispersed into a natural environment, the Datapods enter into a sonic dialogue with the existing ecosystem of plants and animals.
Original language | English (US) |
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State | Published - Oct 13 2020 |
Event | ISEA 2020: Why Sentience? - Online, Montreal, Canada Duration: Oct 13 2020 → Oct 18 2020 http://www.isea-archives.org/isea2020/ |
Conference
Conference | ISEA 2020 |
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Country/Territory | Canada |
City | Montreal |
Period | 10/13/20 → 10/18/20 |
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Keywords
- media art
- installation
- interactive