CHRISTA
SOMMERER, LAURENT MIGNONNEAU
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1994,
Phototropy
Each insect
is based on algorithms so the computer can generate thousand of
them. They can distinguish themselves in their way of flying and
consequently in their aptness for survival. This installation detects
the light coming from a flashlight. It analyzes information about
the speed of movement, the lenth of time a place is lit up and the
flashlight's absolute position. The light acts as the point of attraction
for the insects and is vital to their presence, but it is also an
element of destruction, since they can die if exposed for too long.
Thus, simply by using the beam of light, the visitor can activate
and modify their life cycle.
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