Arrhythmia
Gabriela Gordillo
Sound Installation, 2016
Interface Cultures Arrhythmia is a sound installation of an ongoing composition made out of rhythms of everyday life. Visitors are able to set different loops, according to the duration of daily activities in a time-frame of 24 hours. The data is transformed into an audible sequence, that makes possible to observe these patterns, mix them, and relate them to others. Arrhythmia, questions the subjectivity behind routine and repetition, through regarding the multiplicity of the uses of time, and the appropriations of personal rhythms that coexist with the ones imposed. Exhibition at: IC at ars electronica 2016, Linz, Austria
Sound Installation, 2016
Interface Cultures Arrhythmia is a sound installation of an ongoing composition made out of rhythms of everyday life. Visitors are able to set different loops, according to the duration of daily activities in a time-frame of 24 hours. The data is transformed into an audible sequence, that makes possible to observe these patterns, mix them, and relate them to others. Arrhythmia, questions the subjectivity behind routine and repetition, through regarding the multiplicity of the uses of time, and the appropriations of personal rhythms that coexist with the ones imposed. Exhibition at: IC at ars electronica 2016, Linz, Austria
