When creating the installation, I used piezoelectric elements to convey the degree of impact on nature, and also extract the amount of sound that is transmitted into the water from external influences.
For the installation, I took water from the Dvina and the White Sea. The sound is assembled into randomly generated algorithms that change their values depending on the approach of a person and interaction with the installation - recorded sounds from interaction with nature are reproduced in the course of our research.
Object TDHN0F003 is assembled from old circuit boards and brought to life with functioning electronics. The dialogue with the TDHN0F003 object is made by recording sound through the microphone when the red button is pressed. Recorded sounds are saved, modified and played back with a patch in Pure Data, where generative sound reproduction schemes are created. Light exposure to an object affects the playback volume of the recorded sound through the amount of light directed at the photoresistors.
Technological object based on the Arduino microprocessor, piezoelectric elements, speaker, wires, display, boards, electrical components. In my work, I talk about techno-dialects that reprogram the universe and are changeable, like aggregate states of matter.
This installation is a mechanism that creates the possibility of a dialect between the viewer and data from space. The main algorithm is driven by data from NASA's website, which collects daily MODIS ocean surface temperature images. Each resulting image is decomposed into pixels, displayed as a visual row on the display screen, converted into numerical data about the coordinates and RGB channels of the pixels being sorted out, translated into algorithmic sound compositions and output to a thermal printer.
"When we come to the forest, we can see a glowing magic flower..." Rethinking Michael Marder's "Plant Thinking", we should "let the plants bloom on the edge of the phenomenal and visible world." This is a desencontro encounter. The magic flower lives for 1 day, gradually failing due to time and finiteness.