Looking Outwards- Jen S

Post date: Sep 15, 2016 3:14:18 AM

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In 'Most Blue Skies' Lisa Autogena and Joshua Portway calculate the passage of light through particulate matter in the atmosphere and compute sky colors for five million places on earth. A lighting system then reproduces, minute by minute, the color of the bluest sky in real-time and displays its location.

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Nina Katchadourian uses bird calls to make sound art.

http://www.ninakatchadourian.com/confusinganimals/caralarmstxt.php

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prSIIjJc7VU

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'Scale,' by Jay Alan Yim and Marlena Novak, is an interactive work featuring 12 species of electric fish. The electric fields of the fish are sonified and visitors can conduct them in chorus using a series of controls.

http://www.localstyle.tv/scale/scale.html

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'The Southern Ocean Studies' by Tom Corby, Gavin Baily, and Jonathan Mackenzie is a projection showing the currents circulating the central Antarctic land mass. It was generated in real-time and mapped against other environmental data sets -tidal flow, wind direction, geochemical and atmospheric flux- to produce flickering constellations of carbon circulation and wind direction.

http://www.reconnoitre.net/bas/index.php