Daniel Bandfield (Chelsea FA student) and Rosie Munro Kerr (Wimbledon Alumni & Digital Maker Collective artist in Residence)
Number of others involved in the delivery (students, staff, industry, community groups or other Tate Exchange associates etc)
The Collective
Title
Short paragraph for context (what you will do) or if you are offering to be a part of the collective & join other projects, what you can offer etc.
Rosie and Daniel will be showing an installation that explores how diverse digital practises can be connected through the “Internet of Things”. There will be a virtual world of artificial creatures that explores alternative views of what it means to be alive. It will respond to input from a set of roaming robots, which explore the space.
How will the public get involved (invited participants, targeted audiences i.e schools, groups)
Workshops & interaction
The robots provide a route through which the physical space, and the interactions within that space can be digitally translated into an artificial, virtual representation.
Type of event it is (workshop, intervention, gathering, performance etc)
Interactive workshop
Key words to help identify themes
Equipment list (key kit you may need, large TV etc not guaranteed)
Methods of how you propose to develop your session which includes the wider Collective involvement & contributions, meet-ups
An image (not essential) that represents you project (with credit info) no need to send high res we will requests one if needed.
The lead/team names
Daniel Bandfield (Chelsea FA student) and Rosie Munro Kerr (Wimbledon Alumni & Digital Maker Collective artist in Residence)
Number of others involved in the delivery (students, staff, industry, community groups or other Tate Exchange associates etc)
The Collective
Title
Short paragraph for context (what you will do) or if you are offering to be a part of the collective & join other projects, what you can offer etc.
Rosie and Daniel will be showing an installation that explores how diverse digital practises can be connected through the “Internet of Things”. There will be a virtual world of artificial creatures that explores alternative views of what it means to be alive. It will respond to input from a set of roaming robots, which explore the space.
How will the public get involved (invited participants, targeted audiences i.e schools, groups)
Workshops & interaction
The robots provide a route through which the physical space, and the interactions within that space can be digitally translated into an artificial, virtual representation.
Type of event it is (workshop, intervention, gathering, performance etc)
Interactive workshop
Key words to help identify themes
Equipment list (key kit you may need, large TV etc not guaranteed)
Methods of how you propose to develop your session which includes the wider Collective involvement & contributions, meet-ups
An image (not essential) that represents you project (with credit info) no need to send high res we will requests one if needed.
See Mozfest images - http://process.arts.ac.uk/content/digital-maker-collective-images-reflections-mozilla-festival-16
Dates you are committing to, can be all: below dates or any you wish at this stage (12pm to 6pm):
All dates
NOTE:
Please ensure your proposal responds/relates to most of the below Tate Exchange Principles :
How is art making a difference to peoples lives and society?