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In a post-apocalyptic world, | |||
Natural archiving is a guide. Human beings follow the guidance and are connected together by relying on the natural archiving. | |||
WORM, where belonging is paramount, a rain receiver becomes a symbolic nexus of human and natural elements within this community. | |||
Through the rain receiver, we analyze the language of nature by receiving the frequency of rain to generate sounds. | |||
As visitors touch the rainwater receiver, they become part of the ongoing narrative. The act of touching the collector is an intimate gesture, akin to the act of giving. This interaction triggers a cascade of experiences – the sound of rain, snippets of stories, and memories collected from the community. |
Revision as of 01:11, 30 November 2023
Have you tried to archive the nature? The rain, or the wind. How do you interact with these non-human being things? And archive the nature’s language?
If we asking you to interviewing the rain or the wind, what question do you have?
Please write down on the paper, let the rain drop on the paper, wet out the the ink on the paper.
With the rain receiver, we generate sound by receiving the frequency of the rain, to analyse the language of the nature.
This is a special talking between the rain and us, We will use the sound and paper, ink blot to archive.
In a post-apocalyptic world,
Natural archiving is a guide. Human beings follow the guidance and are connected together by relying on the natural archiving.
WORM, where belonging is paramount, a rain receiver becomes a symbolic nexus of human and natural elements within this community.
Through the rain receiver, we analyze the language of nature by receiving the frequency of rain to generate sounds.
As visitors touch the rainwater receiver, they become part of the ongoing narrative. The act of touching the collector is an intimate gesture, akin to the act of giving. This interaction triggers a cascade of experiences – the sound of rain, snippets of stories, and memories collected from the community.