*Presented 2021, Bio Summit, hosted by MIT Media Lab
For this project, I assume the dual role of witness and analyst, by compiling a dataset that lies hidden from the human experience. I translated natural processes within the forest ecosystem into a multilayered set of information points to present an alternate map of the effects of insect herbivory on plants. Through data visualisation and sonification, the viewer can experience the echo effect of herbivory.
For this project, I assume the dual role of witness and analyst, by compiling a dataset that lies hidden from the human experience. I translated natural processes within the forest ecosystem into a multilayered set of information points to present an alternate map of the effects of insect herbivory on plants. Through data visualisation and sonification, the viewer can experience the echo effect of herbivory.
For this particular project I place the human in the position of witness to the relational complexities of non-human participants.
As an educator, I am interested in the importance and effectiveness of different comprehension strategies. Sonification is the use of non-speech audio to convey information. In the context of this artistic endeavour, the sonifications are audio representations of a plot of visual data points which may be used to improve accessibility or a general interest in the data. In this case specifically, examples of insect and mollusc herbivory
As an educator, I am interested in the importance and effectiveness of different comprehension strategies. Sonification is the use of non-speech audio to convey information. In the context of this artistic endeavour, the sonifications are audio representations of a plot of visual data points which may be used to improve accessibility or a general interest in the data. In this case specifically, examples of insect and mollusc herbivory