Sound is vital when talking about marine life. It is the sensory cue that travels the farthest through water. It is used to communicate, interpret and explore the environment. But now, ocean soundscapes are changing incredibly fast because of massive increases in anthropogenic noise. Be it water littering, air or noise pollution, humans are responsible for all the decay taking over life itself. Artificial Ocean is an interactive sound installation that unravels the effects of our toxic positioning in the Anthropocene.
Credit: Cristina Bodnărescu
Artificial Ocean – Cristina Bodnărescu (RO)
photo: tom mesic
photo: tom mesic
Artificial Ocean – Cristina Bodnărescu (RO)
photo tom mesic
photo tom mesic
Biography
Cristina is an interdisciplinary artist who integrates new technologies in visual and performative arts, being preoccupied with the relationships between the body, nature and technology in a posthuman research framework. Her projects involve creative programming and sensor-based installations as well as works of experimental video art and ambient music (Ethics of Joy).
