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[Mark Bain]:
The work: SelfSensor: The body as microphone. A phone number +371-8242323
is distributed to the individuals locally and worldwide so that
I may be accessed by anyone, anywhere at anytime. Wherever I am,
my personal receiver automatically picks up the phone and relays
the live sound from acoustic sensors imbedded onto my body. The
body sensed acts as a filter of the space around me and within me,
presenting my acoustic fingerprint within the actions I make. The
device is worn for the duration of the show and is always on (0
– 24hrs).
Mark Bain is an American artist based in Amsterdam who investigates
ideas in relation to the built environments and our technologic
futures. Preferring to work in diverse mediums, projects develop
as sound experiments, installation, video, performance, or as hybrid
machine apparatus. Areas of research include acoustic sound transcriptions
of land sites, programming of resonant frequencies into structures
and architecture, devices for architectural re-utilization, urban
micro-radio networks, and mechanisms for technologic futurism. For
Bain, the separation between art and scientific research is minimal.
With the ability to utilize both the tools of science and artistic
practice, lines of rational thought are redirected towards other
creative ends. |