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Abstract

Presented in this paper is an interactive, acoustic installation morphologically and functionally influenced by the evolutionarily developed phenomena of two particular defense mechanisms. The first one is the prey’s reduction of noise once a predator is detected; the second one is an internal physiological response to danger known as stress. Conducted in a manner of an experiment, this interactive artistic project has interesting and unpredicted results.

Author/Artist Bio

Joining art, science, and technology, interdisciplinary artist and former MD Bojana Ginn creates multimedia works that are conceptually based in scientific laws, end expressed through artistic elements: 2D and 3D drawing, sound, and movement.

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Interactive, Acoustic Installation – Detail, Bojana Ginn, 2011

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