Inspired by the theory of Hermeneutics, the kinetic audio-visual installation Hypergradient analyzes the different interpretations of an impartial consistent statement.

Hypergradient
Kinetic audio-visual installation

The kinetic installation Hypergradient repeatedly changes between two states: the statement state and the interpretation state. The statement state displays a sequence of characters of a distinct semiotic system, which can be described as a deputy for all known semiotic systems. These single characters are grouped to strings and then form string orders into an abstract proposition. When the installation reaches the interpretation state, the whole space changes into darkness. Through the constant change of light, the physical deformation of the surface and the consequent modification of perception, the original statement now has to be interpreted by the observer.

In-situ at FILE, São Paulo / Brazil (Hgdnt, Photo by Camila Picolo)
In-situ at FILE, São Paulo / Brazil (Hgdnt, Photo by Camila Picolo)
In-situ at ISEA2017, Manizales / Colombia (Hgdnt)
In-situ at ISEA2017, Manizales / Colombia (Hgdnt)
Semiotic system for the installation on an external interface screen
Semiotic system for the installation on an external interface screen
"10s" character in statement state
"10s" character in statement state
"10s" character in interpretation state
"10s" character in interpretation state
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In-situ at B39 Art Bunker, Bucheon / South Korea
In-situ at B39 Art Bunker, Bucheon / South Korea
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Client
KASUGA

Exhibitions
2018 — Athens Digital Arts Festival, Athens, Greece
2017 — FILE, São Paulo, Brazil
2017 — ISEA2017, Manizales, Colombia
2017 — Antarctic Pavilion (57th Venice Biennale), Venice, Italy
2017 — Galerie Mazzoli, Berlin, Germany

Awards
2017 — Jury Selection 20th Japan Media Arts Festival

Published
July 2016