Pulse – System Diagram

Posted in project, [2009] Pulse – Body Speed Movement Experiment by Suk Kyoung Choi on December 4, 2009

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Pulse (video documentation)

Posted in project, [2009] Pulse – Body Speed Movement Experiment by Suk Kyoung Choi on September 21, 2009

sculptural+auditory interactive installation @ MADT Festival 2009, Closet Gallery, ACAD

Software: Processing (JMyron,WebCamXtra)

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I first imagined these huge, giant pipes filled with red fluids,

pumping extremely as you jump harder

and maybe somebody could make it overflow on the floor;

so I made it open

then I imagined the room vibrating, moving harder

activating sound

a festival

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Body Speed Movement Experiment (Part of a Series: The Speed of Drawing Project)

Posted in project, [2009] Pulse – Body Speed Movement Experiment by Suk Kyoung Choi on July 10, 2009

rough layout of the installation     11

– rough layout of the installation                                                                                           — prototype

 

pulse_still_01

– installation detail

 

This project is part of a series of drawings examining and experimenting with the notion of speed from 6 different (and multiple) perspectives. The image was made as a prototype, and this will be produced in a larger scale for the 2009 MADT Festival.

 

This project is an examination of sport as body movement with the added characteristics of competition (sympathy/antipathy) and game (pleasure/anxiety). The spiral sculpture part on the floor is reminiscent of body organs. Water and oil in the tubes are immiscible and create different layers, but when the participant steps on the spiral organ and jumps, the fluid mixture pumps through the network of tubes; if the participant applies considerable effort the water and oil will eventually be mixed. This mixed red liquid line will denote how much activity participant has expended, and this will give the participant encouragement to try to make it higher, which continues the play of desire and exhaustion.

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