Accomplice

Item Type:	Exhibition
Event Summary:	THINGWORLD: International Triennial of New Media Art/National Art Museum of China /June 11 - July 7 2014
Creators:	Gemeinboeck, Petra and Saunders, Rob
Abstract / Summary:	Accomplice is a large-scale robotic installation that embeds a group of autonomous robots into the walls of the gallery. The work nestles itself into our human environment and turns it into a playground for a colony of curious, social machines. In this mingling of wall and machine, the walls become the milieu for the machines to develop and express their desires.
Official URL:	http://www.namoc.org/en/exhibitions/201405/t201405...
Date:	11 June 2014
Subjects:	Communication > Media > Digital Media Arts > Miscellaneous Technology
Courses by Department:	The Games Academy > Digital Games
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Depositing User:	Rob Saunders
Date Deposited:	12 Jul 2017 13:16
Last Modified:	11 Nov 2022 16:30
URI:	https://repository.falmouth.ac.uk/id/eprint/2548

Item Type:

Exhibition

Event Summary:

THINGWORLD: International Triennial of New Media Art/National Art Museum of China /June 11 - July 7 2014

Creators:

Gemeinboeck, Petra and Saunders, Rob

Abstract / Summary:

Accomplice is a large-scale robotic installation that embeds a group of autonomous robots into the walls of the gallery. The work nestles itself into our human environment and turns it into a playground for a colony of curious, social machines. In this mingling of wall and machine, the walls become the milieu for the machines to develop and express their desires.

Official URL:

http://www.namoc.org/en/exhibitions/201405/t201405...

Date:

11 June 2014

Subjects:

Communication > Media > Digital Media
Arts > Miscellaneous
Technology

Courses by Department:

The Games Academy > Digital Games

Related URLs:

Depositing User:

Rob Saunders

Date Deposited:

12 Jul 2017 13:16

Last Modified:

11 Nov 2022 16:30

URI:

https://repository.falmouth.ac.uk/id/eprint/2548

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