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MICHAELBRAILEY
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2017
for four performers with smartphones and audio/video [11′]
Commissioned by SHOAL.
photography Isabel Machado Rios, Annie Feng
“A new topography eliminates real space”.
Technologically mediated communication is explored via superimposed, ill-rendered landscapes wrenched from Google Streetview. Four performers react to individual 360° VR videos, describing what they see to the audience, whilst field recordings gleaned remotely from around the world act as a bed for their voices. The heavily stylized title reflects the sound-world – disorientating, tech-ridden and overloaded.
