January 25, 2012
Hole in Space

I’ve posted about the ground breaking work of Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz before and mentioned their work Hole in Space in a post elsewhere and how it has inspired other more recent works. Somebody has now posted historic video documentation of the work to YouTube which is well worth seeing.

The images above show the original work and a more recent reconceptualisation of it. More information about the work available here.

Originally seen on Turbulence.

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Posted by: Garrett @ 11:08 am

1 Comment / Ping about “Hole in Space” »

  1. Network Research » The Tunnel under the Atlantic Says:
    March 1st, 2012 at 11:25 pm

    [...] audio-visual interfaces for connecting two or more places separated in time and / or space, e.g. Hole in Space and Urban Echo. These have stuck in my head, not because of how conceptually sophisticated they are [...]

    Pingback by Network Research » The Tunnel under the Atlantic — March 1, 2012 @ 11:25 pm

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