A radio broadcasting event at public space
A potential public space is selected as the geographical origin. A certain area of broadcast coverage by telecommunication network will be set up around the origin.A temporary unregistered live-streaming broadcast is accessible on-site
The artist will be staying away from the origin but some place with similarities of different aspect as the origin’s. Several satellite points was pinned according to certain criteria. The floating broadcast station on the remote site aimed as to pass the experience of place and the locational certainty is superimposed across other places with mediated sound to compressed and prosthetic reality.
NULLAH NO LA: ART DAY OUT
date: 14th November, 2015
broadcast time: 3pm-5pm
channel: FM108.0
streaming | boardcasting | sound | public | field recording
2016
tag:
streaming | radio | boardcast | public | FM Transmission
Although not bound within a specific public space, the artist locates his work within a certain ‘geographical origin’. Within its radius, a potential public space will be selected to ensure that it is within the broadcast coverage of the streaming media set up by the artist. Thus, locals and passersby who generally have access to this potential public area will also be able to access a temporary live-streaming on-site.
Using streaming media and a temporary sound station, the artist can maintain distance from the public space or choose to locate himself in another similar public space. Several ‘satellite points’ within the given radius will be pinned according to certain criteria.
This ‘floating sound station’ will remotely communicate the experience of one public space to another by means of mediated sound, as if one site is ‘superimposed’ with another to exemplify a compressed and prosthetic reality.
Streaming content:
這個「浮動聲音站」將透過介聲,遙距地將一個公共空間的體驗與另一個空間溝通,就像一個地點與另一個地方重叠互加,突顯壓縮及虛擬的真實。
串流內容
some rough research process
and then I spotted some possible public space around Nullah Road, within the 1-mile-radius area:
of course there are still many possible “public space” within that area