// Materializing the Invisible: Signal, Ruin, and the Cosmology of Media
06142025- 08252025
Steel stand, Solar panel, Sound mixing deck, Laser-diode, Parabolic mirror, Audio
speaker, LCD monitor, Assorted electronic components and wiring,
various cables, Sound, Stone and concrete fragments
Static Cord , "The slow decay of resonance" refers to a phenomenon where a system, after reaching a state of resonance or a collective behavior, gradually loses that stability over time, rather than undergoing an immediate or rapid collapse
​To stand before it, is to realize that fragility is not failure. The crackle of static, the hum of wires, the imperfect translation of light into sound-- tokens that every act of transmission is contingent, vulnerable, and yet enduring. In this tension, the work materializes the invisible through a process-- a cycle of transformation where signal is always passing through states of translation. The invisible infrastructure of a slow decay of resonance, stitched together from risk, noise, and residue.
FeedbackMachines with Memory
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Machines with memory are typical for our computer age. While a machine without memory reacts on inputs always in the same way, a machine with memory may react differently upon taking its own state or content of memory into account. Input and Outputs are given as pairs, or triplets, or quadruples, and so on, of potentials. Pairs of inputs, create pairs of outputs, formally introducing a type of ''new' pair, and extending the experience of memory into the preceding iteration, and can technically continue to grow generation from generations, for the purpose that it conserves some memory of the last cycle.
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