Augury: Resonant Atmospheres

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Abstract

This installation delves into the interplay between environmental sensor stations and the ancient divinatory practice of Augury, where the behavior of birds was closely observed to predict seasonal changes. Inspired by this tradition, the installation employs cutting-edge sensor technology to create soundscapes that resonate with the atmosphere, translating data and signals from the surrounding weather into immersive auditory experiences. Using meteorological sensors as instruments, the installation captures the subtle dynamics of wind motion, air pressure, and light, crafting sound and light compositions that transcend the limits of human perception and deepen our connection to the natural environment.

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Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationKlaipeda, Lithuania
PublisherKlaipeda Culture Communication Center
Publication statusPublished - 11 Oct 2024
MoE publication typeF1 Published independent work of art or performance

Funding

This exhibition was supported by Taike Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Frame Finland, Nordic Culture Point, and Culture Moves Europe.

Keywords

  • Media art

Field of art

  • Contemporary art

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