• Date
        May 31, 2017

        Building restorative realities of the Colombian conflict through virtual reality

        Dan Archer
        Empathetic Media

        A journalistic project to generate empathy and forgiveness between victims and perpetrators, using 360 videos and immersive virtual reality generated by photogrammetry. Dan Archer, director of Empathetic Media, will focus on his recent project recording and sharing testimony from the Colombian conflict to offer a new, intimate perspective on the conflict: one in which the audience can virtually accompany those who have been directly affected by the violence while explaining what happened to them in the places where the events took place.
      • Date
        June 1, 2017
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      • Date
        June 1, 2017

        Dream Garden

        Matt Roberts and Terri Witek / USA

        Dream Garden is a site-specific augmented reality project to gather, graft and nurture a city's dreams. Each time a city dweller texts a 7-word dream (a poetic form moving private experience into public space), that dream automatically joins others both in a “garden” (a designated physical location in the city) and online at inthedreamgarden.com.
      • Date
        June 1, 2017

        Surófona - Latin American online radio of electronic arts

        Bernardo Piñero, Claudia González, Gerardo Della Vecchia, Raúl Minsburg, Daniel Cruz, Hamilton Mestizo / Argentina - Chile - Colombia

        Surófona is a medium and collective of Latin American artists of diverse disciplines. Through its online experimental radio, it intervenes and performs exhibitions, festivals and other events in the region, involving arts and new media. The main contents are: talks with artists, sound art, electroacoustic music, improvisations, sound poetry, reviews of works, telematic concerts, soundscapes, field recordings, sound cartographies and Latin American geolects. The collective develops installations, objects, urban interventions, performance actions and workshops, which expand the discursive and aesthetic processes of emissions.
      • Date
        June 1, 2017

        Temporary and distributed libraries, Breaking boundaries, creating new resources

        Alessandro Ludovico / Italy

        Two of the possible approaches to start this kind of process, which would be meant to open and socialize even more the library system, is to create “temporary libraries”, in order to fill specific knowledge needs during cultural events becoming then permanent, and “ distributed libraries”, in order to integrate relevant collections of specialized knowledge accumulated elsewhere in the traditional library system without structurally intervening in it.
      • Date
        June 1, 2017

        Ice core modulations: Performative digital poetics

        Andrea Wollensak PhD, Bridget Baird PhD and Judith Goldman / USA

        Ice Core Modulations is an inter-disciplinary collaboration involving electronic generative art and simultaneous live performance (approx. 13mins). In each unique enactment, a visual artist, a poet, a computer scientist, and a composer engage with collectively developed processes for exploring and creatively interpreting the climate data on the Earth's atmosphere from ancient through contemporary times, collected from Antarctic ice core samples.
      • Date
        June 1, 2017

        California Drought Impact

        Yoon Chung Han and Shankar Tiwari / USA

        California has been experiencing its most severe drought in the past five years. Drought has affected water changes, biological phenomenon and the ecosystem, which has become an inspiration and great resource for artists and designers because it had a significant impact on sustainability and the environment. These questions and issues have been our inspirations, and we create an interaction tool to depict the causes and impact of the drought and promote awareness of water consumption and ecosystem.
      • Date
        June 1, 2017

        Ko Rangi, Ko Papa, Ka Puta Ko Rongo

        Jo Tito, Jamie Berry and Josiah Jordan / New Zealand

        The artwork seeks to create a peaceful space where we can explore the nature of our universal connection through shared genetic code. DNA is the technology of life, and the piece uses modern technology to express our biological code in novel, accessible ways. By transforming the raw DNA sequence data for a set of individuals into music, and sampling a single chromosome from each person to create the final composition, our individuality and collective connectedness are simultaneously celebrated.
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