Touching of the spider-web

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Spinne , by Laura Beloff and Erich Berger (the duo from the Seven Mile Boots), is a networked audio installation of four sculptures made of plastic spheres, loudspeakers and metallic leg constructions. They correspond to four software programs, little search engines known as web-spiders that are sent out into the internet to chase some words or phrases.
For example the word "women" can be searched from informational, religious, entertainment, and shopping sites.

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Everytime a websurfer is accessing the website, the physical installation is reacting to it by shaking of the cables ("touching of the spider-web"), vibrating the speakers and modifying the soundscape.

Little spider replicas are also placed on top of each loudspeaker membrane and the amount of the chased words can be heard and make the glass spiders dance on the membran.

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2 Comments:
Steve Parker

This is so dumb and pretenious.
listening post is much better


http://www.earstudio.com/projects/listeningPost.html

Nym

What, they don't walk? The symbolism is just annoying.

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