This artwork investigates the interactivity between living organisms and electronic sound / vision systems in the form of a social drama between three ant colonies.
How could some simple units work together to show the complexity of ant behavior? How could electronic systems be integrated into living ant colonies? How could humans sense this complexity?
Biography:
Bill Zhou (CN) is a graduate student in the Technoetic arts major provided by the Roy Ascott Studio and the Detao Masters Academy at the Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts. Bill’s art practice explores the poetics of interactivity between systems, biosignal processing and creative coding. As a graduate student, Bill is currently working on a biological installation exploring insects and light.
