Exposition

Projecting Form, Investigating Distance (2023)

Agnese Cebere
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This exposition describes a process of investigating projection of form as a bridge between near and far, physical and virtual, anchored in the production of what I call “handheld devices” and a multimedia performance. It explores sympathetic dwelling in the crevices of the clay forms in relation to the smooth openness of the built environment of scientific and institutional space exemplified by the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact at the University of Oregon which graciously hosted me for a Center for Art Research Project Incubator residency and fellowship in 2023. In this text, I take up concepts of information and noise, distance and intimacy, affordances and the dynamics of action.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsdistance, visual art, artistic research, projection, virtuality, affordances
date01/09/2023
published21/12/2023
last modified21/12/2023
statuspublished
share statusprivate
affiliationUniversity of Oregon
copyrightAgnese Cebere
licenseCC BY-NC-ND
languageAmerican English
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/2273345/2273358
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/hub.2273345
published inHUB - Journal of Research in Art, Design and Society
portal issue1. HUB Issue #1 / Autumn 2023 / Distance


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2273347 CFAR performance clip 1 Agnese Cebere All rights reserved
2273354 Object 1 screen recording Agnese Cebere (2023) All rights reserved
2273383 Knight Campus 1 Agnese Cebere All rights reserved
2273386 Knight Campus 2 Agnese Cebere All rights reserved
2273399 CFAR performance clip 2 Agnese Cebere All rights reserved
2273406 Handheld devices for digital exploration Agnese Cebere All rights reserved
2410681 AR mockup Agnese Cebere All rights reserved
2410774 Ideas sketched out on a whiteboard_CPI 2023 Agnese Cebere All rights reserved
2410783 Whiteboard_CPI 2023 Agnese Cebere All rights reserved

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