UNMAKEABLELOVE - Demonstration

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Uploaded by on Jun 9, 2009

Video demonstration of the UNMAKEABLELOVE Stereoscopic installation in the Re-Actor hardware. See www.unmakeablelove.org for more information.

"...Abode where lost bodies roam each searching for its lost one. Vast enough for search to be in vain. Narrow enough for light to be in vain. Inside a flattened cylinder fifty metres round and sixteen high for the sake of harmony..." Samuel Beckett, The Lost Ones, 1972

UNMAKEABLELOVE is a revisioning of Becketts initial investigation that focuses and makes interactively tangible, a state of confrontation and interpolation between our selves and another society that is operating in a severe state of physical and psychological entropy. UNMAKEABLELOVE advances the practices of algorithmic agency, artificial life, virtual communities, human computer interaction, augmented virtuality, mixed reality and multimedia performance to engage the bodys primordial inscriptions. It locates Becketts society of lost ones in a virtual space that represents a severe state of physical confinement, evoking perhaps a prison, an asylum, a detention camp, or even a reality TV show.

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  • man writing about this and life in a day in my thesis essay for art college year three diploma in g.m.i.t. art college galway. my essay is about globalization mainly based on something johnaton harris wrote and cyber culture. Love your description I want to quote you, even though its ment to be all published professors. Still you describtion is lovely. Galway Ireland by the way.

  • @LittleGirls The description for this video is from Jeffrey Shaw and Sarah Kenderdine. I created the art for this project, but it was directed and conceived by Jeffrey and Sarah.

  • Brilliant. But why no ladders? (I know this is a takeoff not a literal adaptation)

  • @erniehead Mainly due to the restricted camera view of the virtual room, you wouldn't see what's going on above the ground. Also, the cost of all the additional ladder interaction animation would have been prohibitive.

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  • Incredible installation piece!

  • nice!

  • very cool

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