The Entangled Eye is an exploration of visual perception through robotic motion. Luna and Laika are two robotic creatures with curious and animate behavior programmed to elicit your attention. As the whimsical creatures chase your eyes with unique kinematic expressions, the direction of your gaze orchestrates a conversation. The indeterminacy of attention coupled with the animacy of kinetic movement constitutes the basis for our attempt at reconfiguring and understanding the perceptual experience of behavioral artefacts and animism.
Project Credits:
- Designers: Anne-Héloise Dautel, Irem Bugdayci, Robert Wuss
- Tutors: Jessica In, Ruairi Glynn, Parker Heyl, BMade Here East UCL
Biographies:
Anne-Héloise Dautel (FR), Irem Bugdayci (TR), and Robert Wuss (USA) are members of the Interactive Architecture Lab working under the name GazeStudios.
Anne-Héloise is a qualified, ARB registered architect (since 2013). She has worked at Hamilton Architects (Belfast), UDI (Shenzhen), and Ben Adams Architects (London) as a Project Architect where she gained project management, client and consultant liaison skills during site construction.
Irem is an artist and architectural designer. She has previously worked at SALT assisting in curatorial processes before switching to architecture to work as a research associate at Terreform (NY) and later as an architectural designer at Handel Architects (SF).
Prior to his studies Robert resided in New York City as a Media and Stage Designer. Affiliates include The Wooster Group, MoMA PS1, Sleep No More, Ars Nova and Pipeline Theater Company.
