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Walking in the Colour Field: Local and Remote

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Walking in the colour field: local and remote, 2018
Articulate project space, Parramatta Road, Leichhardt NSW, Australia

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art installation

Sub-collection · 19 items
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video art

Sub-collection · 33 items
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Wearables and Tools

Sub-collection · 39 items
Sub-collection

art installation

Sub-collection · 19 items
Sub-collection

video art

Sub-collection · 33 items
Sub-collection

Wearables and Tools

Sub-collection · 39 items
Walking in the Colour Field: Local and Remote is an interactive artwork linking gallery and everyday life, where sensors worn by remote participants and local viewers shape shifting colour displays, reflecting the merging of public and private spaces.

Walking in the Colour Field: Local and Remote is an interactive artwork that takes place both inside and beyond the gallery. By wearing a specially designed sensor armband, two ‘remote’ participants who are simply going about their daily lives determine the colours displayed on the largest screen. The smaller screen responds to changes inside the gallery. Its ‘local’ colours are affected by viewers passing in front of the adjacent painted panels. Placed in public view but communicating across multiple sites, WALKING IN THE COLOUR FIELD echoes the way that public and private spaces are increasingly entwined through mobile technologies.

Credits

Interactive programming: Kenny Lozowski

APA style reference

Seymour, M. (2018). Walking in the Colour Field: Local and Remote. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/walking-in-the-colour-field-local-and-remote/
Submitted by: Dani Spadotto

diddies, ditties

Walking in your sleep crying and bawling from a nightmare, as in “You were up with the ditties again last night.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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