To question who gets to speak in the discussion on better ecosystem living, this short film poses the question, who has a voice and in which language is that voice expressed?![]()
The participants at the MTF Labs Aveiro were asked one question, what does a healthy ecosystem look like to you?![]()
Through the diversity of answers expressed, we also understand the diversity of languages present at MTF Labs. ![]()
Now, what does a healthy ecosystem look like to you?![]()
Watch the video here:
A Language for Ecosystem Living
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To question who gets to speak in the discussion on better ecosystem living, this short film poses the question, who has a voice and in which language is that voice...
MTFer Vicky Clarke has just released the music project SLEEPSTATES, which explores machine addiction and the techno-emotional states of slumber experienced between humans and machines. ![]()
SLEEPSTATES.NET is a wonderful browser-based artwork that takes the user through different states of algorithmic slumber with audiovisual interaction taking over their screens. Listeners are taken through a sleep cycle of dream transmissions from the imaginary, accompanied by a web-art piece. ![]()
Check it out here: WWW.SLEEPSTATES.NET![]()
#sounds #sleep #algorithm #art #machine
A group of international artists come together to conduct sonic research at the CLB, Moritzplatz. For four days, it will be a laboratory for studying traffic noise, small vibrations, passing conversations, hidden corners, the flows of humans and other animals. Listening to these sounds is our first step for developing new experiences and interventions in the local urban area. Join us on Friday 20th January at 7 pm for a packed program with presentations and experimental results from the artists. You can also visit the exhibition between 21st-22nd and 26th-29th January, 1 pm-7 pm. This is an opportunity to try out the listening exercises and musical instruments yourself. More information:http://clb-berlin.de

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