| Project Cabrini Green,Ed Bennet2011 |
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is a public art installation created with the community in response to this event. Click on the apartments above to explore the audio/texts created by youth who attended the project workshops. |
Ruined Building
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Building, Facade, Ruin
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| Storm Room,Cardiff and Miller,2009 |
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A computer controls the flow of water, the lights, the strobes, and the fans, etc. An ambisonic sound track plays through 8 hidden speakers and 2 hidden subwoofers. The piece begins as the storm approaches, with no water hitting the windows, then proceeds to the incredibly loud, floor shaking climax. As the storm dissipates the sound of someone moving and coughing in the next room is heard and then the piece starts again. This work was created in a deserted dentist’s office in a traditional Japanese house near the city of Tokamachi, Japan as part the Echigo Tsumari Art Triennial 2009.
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Existing room with windows
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Water, Flash, Lightning, Strobe, Room, Strorm, |
| Pulse Room, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer,2006 |
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About 100 (analog/classic) light bulbs are hung from ceiling of the installation site.The bulbs plays a sequence of blinking. Every singe bulb represents and actually repeats heartbeat of past participants as 1 by 1 correspondence. |
Large exhibition space |
Bulb, Heartbeat, participation, Shift, Collective |
| Pulse Park, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer,2010 |
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Nearly identical concept as of ‘Pulse Room’. Notable difference is the use of extremely larger and open space, this case lawn (of part in NY). Light bulbs are replaced to a line of spotlights which surrounds the lawn. There also a corner with heartbeat sensor. |
Park/Lawn |
Spotlight, Park, Public space, Participation, Shift, Collective |