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Flesh Video Transmissions |
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Interactive
Video Installation
SKAN (aka Skye Daley and Daniel Wright)
Cafe Flesh Video Transmissions explores the virus as a metaphor
for the contemporary breakdown of corporeal/sexual/informational boundaries.
Cafe Flesh Video Transmissions is the second chapter within
broader SKAN research, The Virus Project: an active and constantly
evolving series of artworks that examine the complexities of both
biological and electronic viral transmission as a language with which
to address the complex networks of epistemological and biological
human exchange.
The new installation work poses the question of how the metaphor of
the human biological/informational virus suggest the fragile nature
of both human biological and informational boundaries - the impure nature
of boundaries that encase the human body and informational systems.
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