Showing posts with label ecoids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ecoids. Show all posts
23 Aug 2014
Return of The Aliveness Machines
Posters produced for exhibition at RGS conference in London next week. A platform for a new development phase of The Aliveness Machines - first seen in Devon in 2012. A NOVA research project.
13 Nov 2012
Data Ecologies, Geopoetics and Augmented Spaces
DATA ECOLOGIES - INTRO
The Confluence Project
It would be fair to say that - for all involved, this project was a challenge - as its aims were, and are, numerous and diverse:
- for the creative process to engage with a place - an entire watershed,
- to engage with the Biosphere Reserve's stewards and environmental issues,
- to engage with innovative technologies and eco data-logging,
- to engage with communities and schools,
and in our case,
- to engage in a creative collaboration.
All of this in very limited time and resources allocation. By necessity then, it was a probing exercise, an experimental process, allowing space for serendipity and chance.
'Shadows and Undercurrents'; this is the title given to the strand of the Confluence Project undertaken by sonic artist, Jon Pigott and myself. We were interested in teasing out some vital, yet somewhat 'obscured' ecological threads within this special protected landscape setting. Making the invisible, visible.
25 Aug 2012
Pictures From An Exhibition
'Shadows and Undercurrents'
at the Appledore Arts Festival, June 2012
part of the 'Confluence' project; a collaboration with Jon Pigott
www.UNmapping.net
Some images
at the Appledore Arts Festival, June 2012
part of the 'Confluence' project; a collaboration with Jon Pigott
www.UNmapping.net
Some images
8 Feb 2012
Shadows and Undercurrents
Immersed now on the Confluence Project with Jon Pigott, i-DAT and others. We're delving into some of the hidden or shadow realms of the Biosphere Reserve of North Devon. With the aid of innovative technologies, we're venturing beyond the range of our human senses, and fusing art and environmental thinking.
The investigations are taking place in and around the Torridge River and Estuary, so the theme of 'undercurrents' seems appropriate. As well as the literal meaning, there is the metaphorical sense of 'an underlying feeling or influence...not expressed openly'. One take on this, in the context of the River Torridge, is perhaps the idea of a mismatch between 'appearance' and 'reality' - as far as the eco-health of this Biosphere Reserve is concerned.
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