[NetBehaviour] The Unmoving show
Edward Picot
julian.lesaux at gmail.com
Fri Nov 5 20:49:44 CET 2021
I'm lucky enough to have something in this. I've just been browsing
through the other entries, and it's full of interesting work. Thanks, Bjorn!
Edward
On 04/11/2021 18:37, Bjørn Magnhildøen via NetBehaviour wrote:
> Welcome to The Unmoving show
> - a psychogeographical drift in the matrix
>
> The unmoving show is an open, interactive, performative exhibition. A
> sort of immanent psycho-navigation made explicit, of what goes on
> while we do nothing. A framework of unmoving. Since we put ourselves
> at the center of attention, everything else revolves around us in
> constant motion. The sun moves across the sky. A dog barks. Your
> position to a screw in the ceiling is continuously calculated.
>
> Curators: Andy Deck, Bjørn Magnhildøen, Zsolt Mesterhazy.
>
> Participants (as per today)
> Isabel Brison, Joana Chicau and Renick Bell, Cyborg Art Collective,
> Antonela Debiasi, Andy Deck, Benna Gaean Maris, Bob Georgeson, Nicole
> Kouts, Tatjana Macic, Ilias Marmaras, Konstantina Mavridou, Daniel
> Melendez, Zsolt Mesterhazy, Edward Picot, A. A. Sesma, Alan Sondheim,
> Elle Thorkveld, A. P. Vague
>
> Website
> https://unmoving.show/
>
> It is a critique of attention hacking and self-consumption.
> Psychogeography is redefined through brain research as non-intentional
> navigation in space and among objects. The exhibition is shaped as a
> continuous, unpredictable and erratic stream of orientation/awareness
> based on the works and their metadata/surroundings. The show is open
> for submissions of works during the exhibition. The scripted framework
> is also subject to change, adding to the performative aspects of the show.
> Interaction: The feed responds to keyboard input. Input becomes part
> of the output of later sessions of other users. The longer the feed
> keeps going the more articulate it gets.
>
> The project exhibits in collaboration with The Wrong Biennale, from
> Nov 1, 2021 to Mar 1, 2022.
>
> We see the works as landmarks in a kind of psycho-virtual navigation,
> and hope you can see some crass beauty in this
> drift, as we do, even if the attraction should lie in its unmoving
> character. For all its moving, its purpose and result
> remain an unmoving show.
>
> For more info see source code of site
> view-source:https://unmoving.show/
>
>
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