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arebyte Gallery is pleased to announce Unsound : Undead, a new installation by AUDINT.
Unsound : Undead brings together AUDINT’s research into the peripheries of audition as explored in their edited collection Unsound:Undead (Urbanomic Press April 2019)
From high frequency crowd control systems, whispering windows, and directional ultrasound technology to haptic feedback devices using vibration within immersive VR, the parameters of the sonic are constantly re-engineered.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
The captivating three-hour boat tour of the city will reveal the Neo-Lived Realism embedded in London’s architecture and history and what that means for the UK’s durational futures. The tour will interpret London’s artistic monuments and historical sites through the lens of Desearch, revealing the unknown unknowns hiding in plain sight. With fascinating and edifying discoveries into the political and social fabric of the city, the tour promises surprising insights for the longtime Londoner and tourist alike.
"Browsing the Blues" 2017 Two-channel audio, mixed media installation with takeaway print listen to the audio at http://hear.blue (photo via Arebyte Gallery)
Many thanks to arebyte gallery and Filippo Lorenzin for helping me bring this work, "Browsing the Blues", into existence. It's a two-channel audio and mixed-media installation (including a risograph takeaway print). The audio was created in part by using a device that records electromagnetic waves which was trained on my iPhone while I browsed and posted to my social media profiles over a 27-minute period. If you're not in London you can hear it online at http://hear.blue. Also check out http://www.arebyte.com. Photo via arebyte fb.
Arebyte Residency Session 2 thoughts
minutes found here
The main come away from this session, which was less vague than session one (nice), was that as a big group we were interested in forming alternate ways of communication, when forming a system to be analytical of our own methods of communicating and approaching this formation.
What I’m contemplating and would like to sketch ideas / visualise what alternate communication patterns are - for example chain mail communication that is accumulative, or random coming together of groups to then feed back to the source, or a full circle of free speech spurred by each input, or closing your eyes / anonymous talking where the author is hidden so you have lack of context to the voice and simply only the content of the dialogue, or going round and forcing someone to input to alleviate the pressures of speaking out in front of a big group. the visualising of these connections would be interesting.
In a recent masters pop up show there was a piece that rethought / reframed what a clock would look like if it were just made up of frequencies - we would be able to train ourselves to decipher certain troughs or incremented squiggles to know what time of day we were in - can we do the same for communication or is it too ingrained in us for it to happen easily? How would one approach that?
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Arebyte Gallery Residency session 1
Notes from the meeting with Arebyte, there are a lot of us showing interest and its still rather vague to what will actually be created. But I’d be interested to see how collaborative creating will pan out, how ideas will flow and how we will create different systems to manage the group. looking forward to it!
VIRTUAL MALLEABILITY
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/virtually-malleable-breaking-photorealism-with-blender-tickets-56405723036#
Virtually Malleable: Breaking photorealism with Blender workshop led by Marc Blazel and Shinji Toya Using the open-source software Blender the participants will be introduced to some basic principles of working in 3D, re-rendering photorealistic objects into grotesque, distorted, or kitsch-looking figures that subvert the smoothness of Hollywood style visual effects. Participants will learn how to texture, re-model and modify their creations, reflecting on the semantic shift that occurs through transformation. By engaging with the works in the exhibition RE-FIGURE-GROUND at arebyte Gallery, we will be asking how artists may use 3D modelling to subvert realness and question its commercial use. This workshop will aim to demystify the world of 3D through practice and critical thinking exercises.
You are all invited to an Exhibition of Contemporary Artists from London City Island and Trinity Buoy Wharf, where I will be exhibiting some of my works. The Opening Night is on the Thursday 1st February, 2018. 6pm to 10pm At London City Island Unit 22 Hope Street London, E14 0LG Nearest Station: Canning Town (Jubilee Line and DLR) #sokarieu #exhibition #londoncityisland #artgallery #arebyte #trinityartstudio #trinitybuoywharf #ballymore #ballymoregroup #cityisland #eastlondon #docklands #artists #sculpture #photography (at London, United Kingdom)
