plaster ⋈ piezo
back in September my plaster sound experiment was part of ArtOn's experimental arts pavilion at plai Festival.
Inside the pavilion the visitor will be submitted to visuals and sound effects (some self generated), which should influence his state of mind and stimulated his creativity. The goal is to observe the viewers experience and try to determine what triggers his creativity; at what point it takes an active roll.
1.0 first contact
seeing what people think about it and how responsive they are
1.1 dismantle
seeing what went down
sound sample from tests
feature
2007 ⋈ 2012 (post name Friday, October 5) got featured in the 5th issue of Romanian magazine Tatatia :D
ArtContemporary
opening: Reprototypes, Triangulations and Road Tests - Simon Starling in collaboration with SUPERFLEX @ Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary
for more images see thegap.at
poster concept
concept for ManyFest #6 's call for entries poster
Open Call ! !! for more information see at4t.org or facebook.com/ManyFest
**background - photograph of Tataia #4 page 17
standstill
What else is there to say?! people have been pointing out that the cleaning ladies might be involved .. As plausible as that sounds, I must say It's not always the butler.
ageing
at the tender age of one month, Big Mac lost its new born smell, is hard as stone (sandstone) and a bit broken-down after some huggin' .
Vienna Art Week 2011
plaster sculpture - 174x129x16 mm
Things That Talk
image © Iulian Moise
prank fossil found 1881 by Josef Szombathy - at that time an assistant at the k.u.k. Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna - while carrying out the first systematic excavations at the Johann von und zu Liechtenstein cave [Mladeč Cave]. Such finds are of course not unheard of, but this specific item intrigued Szombathy, so he decided to preserve it in the archive of the Freunde des Naturalienkabinetts.
*The items exhibited on the central staircase of the Museum of Natural History Vienna have been selected from the long-standing collection of the Friends of the Natural History Cabinet Association. The initiator of the first soireÅLes in the mid-eighteenth century is said to be the illustrious Emperor Franz I (Franz Stephan of Lorraine) himself, whose private Natural History Cabinet is considered to be the origin of the Museum of Natural History. In pursuit of new scientific insights, the Emperor gathered a circle of like-minded amateur collectors and well-known experts, forming an association with the aim to present and create a discussion around current research. Members of the club started to collect objects that were of special interest to their discussions. Over the following decades, this compilation of items seems to have grown more in peculiarity than in number, which is why it has been suggested that parts of the collection have gone lost. Also, rumour has it, in the years it has been stored and almost forgotten in the cellar of the museum, some items have been assumed part of the collection, which were not previously included. The social tradition of the Friends of the Natural History Cabinet Association continues still today, with current members holding regular meetings in the form of a dinner at the museum each week. For this current exhibition selected items from the association’s collection were prepared for display by the Art & Science class / University of Applied Arts Vienna in collaboration with the Friends of the Natural History Cabinet Association*
Christmas wine
wine bottle + glass cutting workshop + 100 white LED Christmas lights
it was important to make the lamp from this specific bottle (have it since April ^^ ), the wrapping of the gift was made by multiplying the label.
giveaway packaging
Pringles can / cut to size + tape + old paper bag + double sided tape + spray paint + cut foam
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