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The wave in the mind. Opening tomorrow at galleria FIKKA in @porvoon_taidehalli with @emmavilina
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The Wave In the Mind by artist duo Fusco and Fält continues their work that combines computation, analog and digital technology, with traditional drawing and printing techniques. They have been exploring the physical and expressive properties of the water surface and sand, and in their latest installation, The Wave in the Mind, they are encountering storms from different perspectives. Modern sensor technology provided measured data for the simulation of a storm from 2004, while subjective accounts of the sea state found in ship journals provided means for a speculative reconstruction of a storm from ‘34.
The dark figures hovering in the space are covered with marks of water movement, but they are more subtle and silent than gigantic waves.
The exhibition’s soundscape is composed of drawing sounds on different materials and human voices. These embodied attempts to follow and entrain with the waves use our sensuous bodies, instead of reductively measuring and calculating natural phenomena.
Welcome!
The Wave In the Mind by artist duo Fusco and Fält continues their work that combines computation, analog and digital technology, with traditional drawing and printing techniques. They have been exploring the physical and expressive properties of the water surface and sand, and in their latest installation, The Wave in the Mind, they are encountering storms from different perspectives. Modern sensor technology provided measured data for the simulation of a storm from 2004, while subjective accounts of the sea state found in ship journals provided means for a speculative reconstruction of a storm from ‘34.
The dark figures hovering in the space are covered with marks of water movement, but they are more subtle and silent than gigantic waves.
The exhibition’s soundscape is composed of drawing sounds on different materials and human voices. These embodied attempts to follow and entrain with the waves use our sensuous bodies, instead of reductively measuring and calculating natural phenomena.
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