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Laserography: persistence of sound modulated light

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Thesis type
(Project) M.F.A.
Date created
2024-11-01
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Abstract
0x2e is a performance that investigates the relationship between technology, human labour, and memory through laserography—a technique that utilizes sound-modulated laser light to create images. The work transforms the performance space into a darkroom environment, involving direct human participation in a photographic process where randomness and imperfections play crucial aesthetic roles. Performers decipher ambiguous signals originating from the entity known as Skener, who appears to control the system, drawing on concepts of memory and impermanence. 0x2e reconstructs and disintegrates personal experiences, exploring unpredictability and the lasting impact of memories.
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Extent
36 pages.
Identifier
etd23568
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Academic Supervisor
Thesis advisor: Rodríguez, Noé
Language
English
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