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<h1>Generative koplets video series</h1><br>
<h1>Generative koplets video series</h1><br>
'''Generative koplet#1, #2, #3'''
In an installation piece three CRT TVs are placed next to each other, displaying the Generative koplet videos
are a series of videos shown in an
#1,#2and 3 in a loop, forming an almost sculptural piece.<br>
installation at SaraTimTrust during the
Two of the video works consist of textual and pictorial fragments of retrieved data from the hard drives.
MuseumNacht in Rotterdam. (f.1, f.2, f.3)
Generative_koplet#1 consists of an array of abstract visuals of various maps, cities and coordinates contrasted
Two of the video works consist of textual
by their generative black and white quality.<br>
and pictorial fragments of retrieved data
Generative_koplet#2 depicts a production line of workers in a factory disassembling pineapples in Ghana,
from hard drives(from generative black
emotionless in their everyday routine and presented in a semi-documentary style. 27 (fig.10)
and white maps, coordinates to a
Generative_koplet#3 serves as a behind-the-scenes view of the recovery process, where I positioned myself atthe center, placing the hard drive into an ATA hard drive* case and running the recovery software documentingevery step of mine. This meta-video provides an inside look into a common procedure of repetitive acts in anattempt to perform this rather trivial action.
production line of workers assembling
The soundtrack of the videos is a slightly distorted sound from a powered up and spinning hard drive recorded
pineapples in Ghana).<br>
from the interior of the drive and drawing its presence into the physical world.
Detailed description follows -->
The most common question among the visitors of the exhibition space in regards to the work was whether the
SEE THE PROPOSAL page_2 <br>
actual owner was aware of my actions. To which I simply replied: 'No'.
The soundtrack of the videos is a slightly
distorted sound from a spinning hard drive
drawing presence in the physical world.
In addition to them the third video serves
as a behind-the-scene of the actual
recovery process, where I position myself
at the centre, placing the hard drive into
an ATA case and running the recovery software
documenting every step of my own.


Videos could be seen [http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/~mlakova/data_erasure/ HERE]--><br>  
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*The Generative koplet#1, #2, #3 series took part in an installation at SaraTimTrust. It was part of a group at this
year’s MuseumNacht in Rotterdam on the topic of Traces.<br>
**Serial ATA  (SATA ) is a physical device that providing a connection between a host system (a computer) and
storage device such as hard disk drives and optical drives. This communication is performed via a high-speed
serial cable.<br>
**Videos --> [http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/~mlakova/data_erasure/ HERE]--><br>  
[http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/~mlakova/data_erasure/Generative_Koplet%231.mp4 Generative_Koplet#1.mp4]
[http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/~mlakova/data_erasure/Generative_Koplet%231.mp4 Generative_Koplet#1.mp4]
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[http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/~mlakova/data_erasure/Generative_koplet%233.mp4 Generative_koplet#3.mp4]
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<h2>[Err_booklet]
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The [Err] Booklet is a visual assemblage of found images from the mentioned hard drives, Internet materials related to the research topic and photographs I took during the process of writing the thesis.
This booklet aims to trace back the process of data recovery, display and potentially erase lost and found artifacts of data. It is also a work log of personal thoughts, observations, concerns and
frustrations, which surpasses the actual process. It archives and provides a visual essay, contextualizing the field of research. While designing the book I decided to unify all the images in blue color - a common color found in the recovery process often present as a corrupted data. Interestingly blue is often associated with the notion of the “digital”. “Blue is literally the coolest color in the color spectrum (with a temperature of 15,000 to 27,000
Kelvin), with further suggestions of cultural coolness and cleanness of the digital” as cited by Florian Cramer**
in a recent publication called “What is ‘Post-digital’?”. (Cramer, n.d.)


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** Cramer, Florian. What is‘Post-digital’?,  Transmediale, 2014. Available on: http://www.aprja.net/ ?p=1318
In this case the digital color blue could be also perceived as possible connotation for technology failure.


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Student Michaela Lakova
Graduation Year
Featured image File:File:TENT Unlinked 12.jpg
Work Description
Bio Michaela Lakova(BG) takes a lost and found approach to media. Her field of research and practice involves catchy bits and bytes of errors, systems malfunction and the inevitable generation of data traces and its problematic resistance to deletion.
URL http://mlakova.org


Proposal for SaraTimTrust.pdf
SaraTimTrust_museumNacht_1
SaraTimTrust_museumNacht_2

Generative koplets video series


In an installation piece three CRT TVs are placed next to each other, displaying the Generative koplet videos

  1. 1,#2and 3 in a loop, forming an almost sculptural piece.

Two of the video works consist of textual and pictorial fragments of retrieved data from the hard drives. Generative_koplet#1 consists of an array of abstract visuals of various maps, cities and coordinates contrasted by their generative black and white quality.
Generative_koplet#2 depicts a production line of workers in a factory disassembling pineapples in Ghana, emotionless in their everyday routine and presented in a semi-documentary style. 27 (fig.10) Generative_koplet#3 serves as a behind-the-scenes view of the recovery process, where I positioned myself atthe center, placing the hard drive into an ATA hard drive* case and running the recovery software documentingevery step of mine. This meta-video provides an inside look into a common procedure of repetitive acts in anattempt to perform this rather trivial action. The soundtrack of the videos is a slightly distorted sound from a powered up and spinning hard drive recorded from the interior of the drive and drawing its presence into the physical world. The most common question among the visitors of the exhibition space in regards to the work was whether the actual owner was aware of my actions. To which I simply replied: 'No'.

  • The Generative koplet#1, #2, #3 series took part in an installation at SaraTimTrust. It was part of a group at this

year’s MuseumNacht in Rotterdam on the topic of Traces.

    • Serial ATA (SATA ) is a physical device that providing a connection between a host system (a computer) and

storage device such as hard disk drives and optical drives. This communication is performed via a high-speed serial cable.

Generative_Koplet#1.mp4
Generative_Koplet#2.mp4
Generative_koplet#3.mp4

[Err_booklet]
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The [Err] Booklet is a visual assemblage of found images from the mentioned hard drives, Internet materials related to the research topic and photographs I took during the process of writing the thesis. This booklet aims to trace back the process of data recovery, display and potentially erase lost and found artifacts of data. It is also a work log of personal thoughts, observations, concerns and frustrations, which surpasses the actual process. It archives and provides a visual essay, contextualizing the field of research. While designing the book I decided to unify all the images in blue color - a common color found in the recovery process often present as a corrupted data. Interestingly blue is often associated with the notion of the “digital”. “Blue is literally the coolest color in the color spectrum (with a temperature of 15,000 to 27,000 Kelvin), with further suggestions of cultural coolness and cleanness of the digital” as cited by Florian Cramer** in a recent publication called “What is ‘Post-digital’?”. (Cramer, n.d.)

    • Cramer, Florian. What is‘Post-digital’?, Transmediale, 2014. Available on: http://www.aprja.net/ ?p=1318

In this case the digital color blue could be also perceived as possible connotation for technology failure.





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