Martine Neddam [PRE_TURN*ON] Sharing-identity interface
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M. Neddam, 2009
Co-presented with Artivistic
Martine Neddam will give a workshop on shared identity interfaces that allow for the participative creation of virtual characters. She will use the now infamous Mouchette site [http://mouchette.org] as a case in point. The virtual character together with the materiality, sensuality, participatory nature of the site situate the workshop amongst key issues that will be addressed during TUNR*ON. The participants of the workshop will be encouraged to use their own images and narratives as they learn how to navigate new technological platforms and contribute to the ongoing creation of this virtual character.
No specific experience is necessary, but participants must bring their own laptops as well as some visual and narrative material they would like to work with during the workshop. If you have any questions in this regard, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Space limited.
To register, please contact: nikkifournier@gmail.com
M. Neddam, 2009
Martine Neddam is an artist who uses language as raw material. Since she began as an artist her favorites subjects always were ‘speech acts’, modes of address, words in the public space. Since 1988 she exposed text objects (banners, plaques, shadows on the wall) in museums and galleries.