Research / video / spacial score > Penelope Wehrli;
Sound space and media control > Joa Glasstetter
At the invitation of the h4rt (hothouse for rough translations), I developed an initial spatial arrangement of this material for an empty greenhouse on Schleissheimerstrasse, Munich. The randomly-controlled live mode created unexpected connections between the different research and living environments, and a kind of imaginary exchange between the speakers.
5 interviews on 5 monitors with headphones; 5 projection screens with recordings of spaces (Bangalore, Berlin, Zurich, Stettin, Sderot) with 5 loudspeakers, each with fragments of one of the interviews, activated by 5 motion detectors; 2 projection screens for text projections (research on self-organizing systems, 2011–2015); 2 speakers with surround sound; 6 computers, 5 HDMI players.
Residency at h4rt, Munich as part of “Decalage”, April / September 2016; Presentation from September 21 - 24, 2016
With support from the Deutsche Pfandbriefbank; Max Mueller Bhavan / Goethe Institute Bangalore; and IISC (Indian Institute of Science), Bangalore.