Hoe was uw dag?
In response to our modern-day obsession with measurement, I documented my days in images, compiled into pocket-sized booklets. To see if I could quantify expression, I had a conversation with a robot. I translated its absurd analysis into two enlarged, moving posters, accompanied by a human, electro-acoustic soundscape. The posters satirise our obsession with data. The booklets preserve my artistic freedom.
The work consists of a projection, a soundscape and an accompanying booklet full of images. The compilation is the result of an ongoing experiment in which I gather my findings each time on a blank white page, free from the bias of yesterday. The images from this collection form the basis of the animation projected onto a richly textured canvas. The work invites the viewer to follow my collection of data and my exploration of robots, and to interpret it for themselves. Sound by Daen De Locht Photograph by Myra Galliot Fabré
Translated from Dutch
