DATA DATA DATA by Stanza 2008. "data data data", is a live real time data visualisation made using sensors which are scattered over the building. The sensors respond to changes in gallery space, ie the environment of the building. The changing data is turned into this visual event and used in the installation. This artwork is networked, its real time, and its takes data from a wireless sensor network that is placed in the real space. The old world of modernism was a world of fluids and gases atoms and molecules. This world is now a world of numbers. As we move about our interactivity affects the environment and this change is captured by a wireless sensor network. Technical note this can work in a gallery ( online over the internet) to represent the space (gallery or city) as numbers. Note: The sensors have to be switched on.
Exhibition. An art project that gives information about the fabric of our cities or buidlings. By embedding the sensors like this we can re-engage with the urban fabric. The sensors are positioned across the space. The equipment is portable and I can bring it to make a visualisation and sonification of any location on a commision basis. Technical note this can work in a gallery locally as well as online over the internet to represent space as numbers but the sensors have to be switched on. Custom software made now enables these sensors to communicate will one another in a network over a proxy server in real time. Contact me if your interested in exhibiting this for a location. Keywords: data visualisation, net art, techno, sensors, artwork,
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HERE IS THE VISUALISTION WHEN LIVE THE NUMBERS CHANGE ALL THE TIME. (sensors need to be on) email: stanza at sublime.net © Copyright Stanza Disclaimer All rights reserved. The copyright for any material published on this website is reserved. Any duplication or use of objects such as images, diagrams and texts is not permitted without Stanza's written agreement. Research funding from 2006 - 2009 was supported by The AHRC Creative Fellowship. |