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Signal To Noise

2012

Manuel Abendroth, Jérôme Decock, Els Vermang

Signal To Noise
dimensions

self carrying structure

Diameter 340 cm , Height 183cm

material

Aluminium structure, 512 split-flaps, custom-made electronics

abstract

This machine consists of 512 split-flaps spinning at random speeds putting the spectator into the center of a never ending stream of letters that occasionally form words. The familiar clicking sound may evoke nostalgia for the pre-digital jet age or provide us with deeper insights into logic and meaning.

project text

The random flow of comprehensible words confronts the visitor with the infinite appearance of words, significations and associations. The aim is not to deliver a limited amount of possibilities equalling a single messages, but to provide endless emergence. The circular installation invites the visitor to plunge into an audiovisual composition within the centre of an auto-poetic machine. + What was the inspiration for the piece? Also, what is the message or statement you’re trying to convey? 

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history

2017 ___ Interstice festival, Le Dome, Caen, France 

2016 ___ Biennale Nemo, group show, Centquatre, Paris, France 

2016 ___ Terminal P, group show, La Panacée, Montpellier 

2014 ___ Artist:Novelist, group show, MOMA, New York 

2014 ___ Physicality, group show, Musée d'art contemporain, Montreal, Canada 

2014 ___ writing, drawing,...., solo-show, DAM Gallery, Berlin, Germany 

2013 ___ Scopitone festival, group show, Le Lieu Unique, Nantes, France 

2012 ___ Ososphere, group show,  La COOP, Strasbourg, France 

2012 ___ Luminato, group show,  Pearson International Airport, Toronto, Canada 

2012 ___ S:N, MediaRuimte, Brussels


art installations by the Belgian art studio LAb[au] working at the crossing of art&language, art&architecture in the tradition of concrete, conceptual, kinetic and digital art

LAb[au] is working on the relationship between: architecture & art - language & art, at the crossing of conceptual, concrete, and digital art.

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