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Debug is
on the table
(multimedia art instalation, 2011)
This
is, probably, the first experience of remote
sound poetry performance in
the world. It is
a multimedia poem-installation remotely controlled.
Having as reference only a webcam on a table in a room
covered with projections, the author was "present"
full-time at the Centro Cultural São
Paulo, manipulating poetry through
sounds and images directly from Spain, and interacting
with everyone who "approaches". The performance was
intended to highlight the "bug : god" unknown and
automaton that acts behind the digital paraphernalia and
question the place of the artist in the the virtual
contemporary world.
Videopoems (videos, 2011)
Videopoems prepared for the digital exposition
Paradas em Movimento, at the Centro Cultural São
Paulo.
[ watch ]
Joia -
sonnet-polyhedron
(web, 2010)
Slightly inspired by the magic squares of
the Middle Ages,
this sonnet-polyhedron tries to replicate the prismatic
effetc of a polished gem.
Its verses can be read from left
to right and from top to bottom, in
no particular order.
You can skip the lines and continue horizontally/vertically
from where the previous line ended. The combinations are
endless. M-A has
also created an html version
out of
the original poem.
[
read
the original poem
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[
play
the html version
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Multitubetexture
(web, 2008)
A playful
virtual-text-experiment, whose principle is
the use of the interface of a blog or website to
host a
series of youtube videos running simultaneously. Each
multitubetexture is a
separate interactive poem.
[
start
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Electrosphere
(web, 2003)
Interchangeable/kinetic-poem
created out
of the basic tools of navigation in html. Here,
the poem mimics the behaviour of an electrosphere.
Clicking on any of the words, the order and direction of
"particles" changes. Music is by Philip Glass.
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start
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Contravortex
(web, 2002)
Three-dimensional interactive hiperpoem, assembled from
simple html programming and using the principle of
hypertext to create a random poem.
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start ]
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