Tag Archives: immersive

Performing the environment: the perceptual voice of the interior

Posted on June 8, 2014 by Valerie Mace

Beyond situations that have been experienced, discover situations that have been dreamed” Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space (1958: 29) INTRODUCTION This project investigates the creation of an immersive experience in the abandoned interior of Poplar Baths, in Poplar, … Continue reading →

Posted in Interiority, Perceptions, Performance | Tagged emotions, experience, immersive, J.J. Gibson, kinaesthesia, mapping drawings, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, memory, old buildings, Paul Ricoeur, perceptions, perfomance, Phenomenology, Poplar baths, time | Leave a comment

Other Side

Posted on December 22, 2013 by Valerie Mace

I recently attended a talk called ‘Labyrinthine Memories’ by the Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota at the Japan Foundation in London. She talked about how and why her work developped into the kind of installations she is making today and most … Continue reading →

Posted in Inspiration | Tagged atmosphere, Chiharu Shiota, ethereal, immersive, installation, interior, Japan Foundation, other side, perceptions, Towner Gallery, uncanny, woven | Leave a comment

Anthony Gormley ‘Model’ White Cube Gallery

Posted on September 1, 2013 by Valerie Mace

Perceptual system data recording Anthony Gormley ‘Model’ White Cube Gallery, Bermondsey, London. 02/01/13 Based on J. J. Gibson perceptual system and Joyce Malmar and Frank Vodvarka ‘Sensory Design’ Duration of the visit: 45 minutes in the main installation’s gallery space … Continue reading →

Posted in Interiority, Perceptions, Spatial Experience | Tagged Anthony Gormley, art, Bermondsey, echo, immersive, metal, Model, sculpture, space, White Cube Gallery | Leave a comment

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Anthony Gormley ‘Model’ White Cube Gallery

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