Remote Access
4 channel audio. 3 channel video.
Exhibitions
Remote Access (co-created with Talia Shaaked) is an audio video installation (runtime 30:00), exploring contemporary technology and user awareness. Endless and immediate access to information, images and sound has become habitual. Our awareness of the underlying processes of technological communication is absent beyond the performative. Remote Access is an attempt to illustrate this divide. Choosing nine inaccessible locations, Remote Access uses a binary coding of the latitude and longitude to direct the images, sound and video of the piece. The wall images are based on coordinates delineated by binary, while the audio is triggered by identical data. Projections appear as a third layer, highlighting 1 of the 9 locations in sequence with the sound.