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“dialogue between science and art” series #3 (*) |
“Mapping Sound Installation” is an art project, in which the space of YCAM (both studio space and public space) is regarded as a place for installing sound-art, and the site-specific and public-oriented sound designs are mapped spatially. At each mapping spot, aesthetic meaning and social function of the three-dimensional spatial extent is unconventionally designed through sound-art so that visitors and users can perceive and actually go through new experiences. In this project, both artists and visitors pursue the entire building as a range of living and moving spaces, while the horizontally circulatory feature of the YCAM architecture is highlighted, and delicate linkage between public art and human senses is activated.
*Note: “dialogue between science and art” series: |
The exhibition is composed of two main programs described below.
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“YCAM Inter-University Consortium” that YCAM presents as a new program, is a new-style collaboration in which selected graduate students of information art and design major from four universities, IAMAS［Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences / International Academy of Media Arts and Sciences］, Tama Art University, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music, and Yamaguchi University, work together with YCAM involved as a mediator. Participating members make research and further development based on the theme “public space and sound” during a six-month workshop, and the results of their collaboration will be shown at different places in YCAM. Thus, the possibilities of communication design in public space are to be explored from different aspects. |
Organizer: Yamaguchi City Foundation for Cultural Promotion |