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<div><span style="color:black ;font-size:30px ;">Special Issue [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_13_MARTIN_BOARD|13]] / [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_14_MARTIN_BOARD|14]] / [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD|15]] / [[XPUB2_Research_Board_/_Martin_Foucaut|Graduation Research]] / [[Martin_(XPUB)-thesis|Thesis]] / [[User:Martin/Final_presentation|Project Presentation]]</span></div>
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=<p style="font-family:helvetica">XPUB1 Special Issues</p>=
 
=<p style="font-family:helvetica">Special Issues</p>=


==<p style="font-family:helvetica">Special Issue 13</p> ==
==<p style="font-family:helvetica">Special Issue 13</p> ==


===[[SPECIAL_ISSUE_13_MARTIN_BOARD|RESEARCH BOARD]] + [https://issue.xpub.nl/13/TENSE/ TENSE INTERPRETATION] + [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_13_MARTIN_BOARD#SPECIAL_ISSUE_VISUAL_DESIGN|VISUAL IDENTITY W/ EUNA LEE AND JACOPO LEGA]]===
===[[SPECIAL_ISSUE_13_MARTIN_BOARD|RESEARCH BOARD]] + [https://issue.xpub.nl/13/TENSE/ TENSE INTERPRETATION] + [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_13_MARTIN_BOARD#SPECIAL_ISSUE_VISUAL_DESIGN|VISUAL IDENTITY W/ EUNA LEE AND JACOPO LEGA]]===
[[File:Martin Foucaut Tense V3.gif|300px|thumb|right|Tense motion using screen recording of the webiste as visual imput source]]
[[File:Martin Foucaut Tense V3.gif|300px|thumb|right|Special issue 13 - Wor(l)ds for the Future<br> Tense screen recording montage of <i>Tense</i>]]
[[File:Wor(l)ds for the Future - Special issue 13 - Thumbnail.png|300px|thumb|right|Wor(l)ds for the Future - Special issue 13 - Thumbnail. Visual Identity conceived with Euna Lee and Jacopo Lega]]
 
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For the Special Issue 13, I interpreted the essay TENSE (2018) by Simon(e) van Saarloos. With my interpretation, I amplified the author’s discourse on descriptive language by exaggerating the use of <b>meta-descriptions</b> through the form of HTML-tags. Normally, a HTML <tag> acts as a <b>descriptive container</b>, it is <b>invisible from the Web-user point of view</b> as it is only made to be read and interpreted by the computer in order to arrange the structure of the Web-page
For the Special Issue 13, I interpreted the essay TENSE (2018) by Simon(e) van Saarloos. With my interpretation, I amplified the author’s discourse on descriptive language by exaggerating the use of meta-descriptions through the form of HTML-tags. Normally, a HTML <tag> acts as a descriptive container, it is invisible for Web-user point of view as it is only made to be read and interpreted by the computer in order to arrange the structure of the Web-page


By looking for ways to make these meta tags visible and readable from a Web-user’s point of view, I affect the reader’s interpreation of the essay and also perception of the document accessed. Additionally to the Web, I made my three HTML documents (essay, artistic response and map) printable from the Web and included them in the Special Issue 13 book.
By looking for ways to make these meta tags visible and readable from a Web-user’s point of view, I affect the reader’s interpreation of the essay and also perception of the document accessed. Additionally to the Web, I made my three HTML documents (essay, artistic response and map) printable from the Web and included them in the Special Issue 13 book.


As part of the design team of the Special Issue 13, I collaborated with two XPUB1 students to make the project’s visual identity, including the making of Web-to-print documents such as the blank map; bookcover and colophon.
As part of the design team of the Special Issue 13, I collaborated with two XPUB1 students to make the project’s visual identity, including the making of Web-to-print documents such as the blank map; bookcover and colophon.
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Experimental: ★★★★☆
Publishing: ★★★★☆
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==<p style="font-family:helvetica">Special Issue 14</b> ==
==<p style="font-family:helvetica">Special Issue 14</b> ==
[[File:INTRO2.gif|300px|thumb|right|Special Issue 14 Motion. Visual Identity conceived with Euna Lee and Jacopo Lega]]
 
===[[SPECIAL_ISSUE_14_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD|RESEARCH BOARD]] + [https://issue.xpub.nl/14/index.html LAUNCHER] + [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/PrototypingTimes/HOTSPOTS/1%20PNF/index.html FOLDER INTERFACES] + [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_14_MARTIN_BOARD#Communication|VISUAL IDENTITY]]===
===[[SPECIAL_ISSUE_14_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD|RESEARCH BOARD]] + [https://issue.xpub.nl/14/index.html LAUNCHER] + [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/PrototypingTimes/HOTSPOTS/1%20PNF/index.html FOLDER INTERFACES] + [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_14_MARTIN_BOARD#Communication|VISUAL IDENTITY]]===
[[File:INTRO2.gif|300px|thumb|right|Special Issue 14:<br> I don't know where we are going but....<br>Visual identity conceived with Euna Lee and Jacopo Lega]]
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For the Special Issue 14, I wished to explore, detect, and implement unconsidered Web events and situations in my own pinball game. Later on, this work evolved into a city-based pinball game, eventually becoming the publication’s launcher page. This launcher page allows the user to find coordinates of local Wi-Fi networks located within the city of The Hague.  
For the Special Issue 14, I wished to <b>explore, detect, and implement unconsidered Web events</b> and situations in my own pinball game. Later on, this work evolved into a city-based pinball game, eventually becoming the publication’s launcher page. This launcher page allows the user to find coordinates of local Wi-Fi networks located within the city of The Hague.  


In addition to the launcher, I created a series of pinball inspired folder interfaces. Each of them allow visitors, who are connected to one of the local Wi-Fi network locations, to access content created and shared by XPUB1 students. This content can be games, texts or codes embedded within compositions of clickable pinball bumpers.  
In addition to the launcher, I created a series of pinball inspired folder interfaces. Each of them allow visitors, who are connected to one of the local Wi-Fi network locations, to access content created and shared by XPUB1 students. This content can be games, texts or codes embedded within compositions of clickable pinball bumpers.  


In order to connect the launcher page with a total of five folder interfaces as part of a more unified navigation and visual system, I was working in the design team of the Special Issue 14 with three other students and together we assembled the project’s visual identity.  
In order to connect the launcher page with a total of five folder interfaces as part of a more unified navigation and visual system, I was working in the design team of the Special Issue 14 with three other students and together we assembled the project’s visual identity.
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Experimental: ★★★★★
Publishing: ★★★★★ 
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==<p style="font-family:helvetica">Special Issue 15</b> ==
==<p style="font-family:helvetica">Special Issue 15</b> ==


===[[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD|RESEARCH BOARD]] +  [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html WEB OSCILLATOR] ===
===[[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD|RESEARCH BOARD]] +  [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html WEB OSCILLATOR] ===
[[File:OscillatorGifWiki.gif|300px|thumb|right|Oscillator in use with pitch landmarks for performing]]
 
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During the Special Issue 15, I had [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Broadcast_2_with_Louisa|fun]] with Louisa with [https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/Song-Maker/song/6595644437823488 Musiclab], then got quiet familiar on SonicPi making interpolation and sample [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Streching_audio_space.2Ftime_perception_.28with_sample_interpolation.2C_overlap.2C_looping_and_echoing.29|looping, overlaping ann streching in time and space]] before getting more seriously involved with P5sound.js library. I hosted one [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Broadcast_5_-_Caretaking_with_Euna|radio show with Euna Lee]], worked with Naami and Jacopo on [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Nami.2FPongie.2FMartin_Description|sound spacing]].  
During the Special Issue 15, I had [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Broadcast_2_with_Louisa|fun]] with Louisa with [https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/Song-Maker/song/6595644437823488 Musiclab], then got quiet familiar on SonicPi making interpolation and sample [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Streching_audio_space.2Ftime_perception_.28with_sample_interpolation.2C_overlap.2C_looping_and_echoing.29|looping, overlaping ann streching in time and space]] before getting more seriously involved with P5sound.js library. I hosted one [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Broadcast_5_-_Caretaking_with_Euna|radio show with Euna Lee]], worked with Naami and Jacopo on [[SPECIAL_ISSUE_15_MARTIN_DAILY_BOARD#Nami.2FPongie.2FMartin_Description|sound spacing]].  
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Along these differents steps, I started to devellop locally a [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html Web Oscillator] responding to the User Inserface mouse X/Y and screen size. After adding some visual landmarks, I could finally perform with this instrument for the very last radio show hosted by Louisa and Federico in a garden! A live performance is being prepared for September at Page Not Found (The Hague) with other XPUB students and almunis. Be aware that because of the specific focus on the development of this instrument, most my research on this subkect transited from this my wiki to [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html this link]. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eL35O7BAzw&list=PLDBIRMMxLGqPOXqc919Y-Qbr9qtZm4SCH&index=2 VIDEO]
Along these differents steps, I started to devellop locally a [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html Web Oscillator] responding to the <b>User Inserface mouse X/Y and screen size</b>. After adding some visual landmarks, I could finally perform with this instrument for the very last radio show hosted by Louisa and Federico in a garden! A live performance is being prepared for September at Page Not Found (The Hague) with other XPUB students and almunis. Be aware that because of the specific focus on the development of this instrument, most my research on this subkect transited from this my wiki to [https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html this link]. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eL35O7BAzw&list=PLDBIRMMxLGqPOXqc919Y-Qbr9qtZm4SCH&index=2 VIDEO]
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Experimental: ★★★★★
Publishing: ★☆☆☆☆
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=<p style="font-family:helvetica">XPUB Bonus Project(s)</p> =
=<p style="font-family:helvetica">XPUB Bonus Project(s)</p> =


==<p style="font-family:helvetica">Caution Weird Floor - XPUB Geocatching Game with Federico Poni for [https://thehaguecontemporary.nl/ The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend 2021]</b> ==
==<p style="font-family:helvetica">[https://martinfoucaut.com/CAUTION-WEIRD-FLOOR-EN Caution Weird Floor - XPUB Geocatching Game]<br> with Federico Poni for [https://thehaguecontemporary.nl/ The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend 2021]</b> ==
 
[[File:Video2 CautionWeirdFloor MartinFoucaut FedericoPoni THC.gif|300px|thumb|right|Caution Weird Floor - XPUB Geocatching Game<br>Video 2/3 Post production]]


=== [https://martinfoucaut.com/CAUTION-WEIRD-FLOOR-RIGHT|Caution Weird Floor - XPUB Geocatching Game]===
[[File:Video1 CautionWeirdFloor MartinFoucaut FedericoPoni THC.gif|300px|thumb|right|Video 1/3 Post production]]
[[File:Video2 CautionWeirdFloor MartinFoucaut FedericoPoni THC.gif|300px|thumb|right|Video 2/3 Post production]]
[[File:Video3 CautionWeirdFloor MartinFoucaut FedericoPoni THC.gif|300px|thumb|right|Video 3/3 Post production]]
[[File:THC MARTIN FOUCAUT FEDERICO PONI THUMBNAIL.png|300px|thumb|right|visual of the event]]
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<i>"The city as glistening greasy icy perilous polished silky unstable wet floor.<br>
<i>"The city as glistening greasy icy perilous polished silky unstable wet floor.<br>
The THC Art Weekend's locations as foothold niche perch toehold crevice hold footing device"</i>
The THC Art Weekend's locations as foothold niche perch toehold crevice hold footing device"</i>
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Federico and I developed a Web app allowing the visitiors of The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend 2021 to compose and generate custom routes across the different contemporary art locations of the city. These routes are generated from a series of combined words picked by the player, creating speculative poetry and offering many ways to explore the diverse manifestations from the 23 partners of the festival. During the Art Weekend, you could derive through The Hague catching the Weird Yellow Signboards around the locations and generate Weird Slippery Poems based on the imput description of each events.
Federico and I developed a Web app allowing the visitiors of The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend 2021 to compose and generate custom routes across the different contemporary art locations of the city. These routes are generated from a series of combined words picked by the player, creating <b>speculative poetry</b> and offering many ways to explore the diverse manifestations from the 23 partners of the festival. During the Art Weekend, you could derive through The Hague catching the Weird Yellow Signboards around the locations and generate Weird Slippery Poems based on the imput description of each events. <b>The signs are the result of a Web to Print process of the game interface itself</b>.
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For more information [https://martinfoucaut.com/CAUTION-WEIRD-FLOOR-RIGHT here], video [https://vimeo.com/martinfoucaut/weirdfloor here]
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For more information [https://martinfoucaut.com/CAUTION-WEIRD-FLOOR-RIGHT here], video [https://vimeo.com/martinfoucaut/weirdfloor here]
Experimental: ★★★★☆
Publishing: ★★★★☆
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=<p style="font-family:helvetica">Readings related to personal research for XPUB2</p>=
==<p style="font-family:helvetica">[https://window.xpub.nl/open/ XPUB Festival: window.open] + Civil Entertainment Sirens (audiovisual performance)</b> ==
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[[File:CivilEntertainmentSirens1.png|300px|thumb|right|Civil Entertainment Sirens Capture]]
[https://window.xpub.nl/open/#CivilEntertainment window.open()] is an interface for the XPUB program to communicate with the public inside and outside of the physical space. We adjust, using windows in the street and in the browser in order to be able to communicate. Through this dialogical interface attitudes, perspectives, backgrounds and situations are explored together in a program consisting of presentations, workshops, publication launches, conversations and performances which take place both online and offline. The full program can be found on our event page.
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Civil Entertainment Sirens® is the performance attempt I did in [https://page-not-found.nl/ Page not Found] at the very end of the event. It consists of a series of polyphonic textures (drone) performed from a Web oscillator instrument (developped with P5.sound.js) , running offline. This audiovisual performance is willing to explore different combinations of sound frequencies, echoed in time and recreating sirens. Warning: Civil Entertainment Sirens® models are beta versions and have not yet been submitted or/and approved by any local agency or government.
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===<p style="font-family:helvetica">Books</p>===
=<p style="font-family:helvetica">XPUB2</p> =
 
==<p style="font-family:helvetica">[[XPUB2 Research Board / Martin Foucaut|XPUB2 Research Board]]</p>==
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→&nbsp;1.&nbsp; [[L'art comme expérience — John Dewey]] (french) ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
[[File:Simu part 02.gif|right|800px|thumb]]
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Gallimard (1934)<br>
My project is a data collection installation that monitors people's behaviors in public physical spaces while explicitly encouraging them to help the algorithm collect more information. An overview of how it works is presented here in the project proposal and will be subject to further developments in the practice.  
→&nbsp;2.&nbsp; [[L'œuvre d'art à l'époque de sa reproductibilité technique — Walter Benjamin]] (french<br>  
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Alia (1939)<br>
→&nbsp;3.&nbsp; [[La Galaxie Gutemberg — Marshall McLuhan]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: University of Toronto Press (1962)<br> 
→&nbsp;3.&nbsp; [[Pour comprendre les médias — Marshall McLuhan]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: McGraw-Hill Education (1964)<br> 
→&nbsp;4.&nbsp; [[Dispositif — Jean-Louis Baudry]] (french) <br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Raymond Bellour, Thierry Kuntzel et Christian Metz (1975)<br> 
→&nbsp;5.&nbsp; [[L’Originalité de l’avant-garde et autres mythes modernistes — Rosalind Krauss]] (french) ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Macula (1993)<br>
→&nbsp;6.&nbsp; [[L'art de l'observateur: vision et modernité au XIXe siècle — Jonathan Crary]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Jacqueline Chambon (Editions) (1994)<br>
→&nbsp;7.&nbsp; [[Inside the White Cube, the Ideology of Gallery Space — Brian O'Doherty]] (english) ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Les presses du réel (2008)<br>
→&nbsp;8.&nbsp; [[Préçis de sémiotique générale — Jean-Marie Klinkenbeg]] (french) ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Point (2000)<br>
→&nbsp;9.&nbsp; [[Langage des nouveaux médias — Lev Manovitch]] (french) ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br> 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Presses du Réel (2001)<br>
→&nbsp;10.&nbsp;[[L'empire cybernétique — Cécile Lafontaine]] (french)<br> 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Seuil (2004)<br>
→&nbsp;11.&nbsp; [[La relation comme forme — Jean Louis Boissier]] (french)<br> 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Genève, MAMCO(2004)<br>
→&nbsp;12.&nbsp; [[Le Net Art au musée — Anne  Laforêt]] (french)<br> 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Questions Théoriques(2011)<br>
→&nbsp;13.&nbsp; [[Narrative comprehension and Film communication — Edward Branigan]] (english)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Routledge (2013) <br>
→&nbsp;14.&nbsp;[[Statement and counter statement / Notes on experimental Jetset — Experimental Jetset]] (english)<br> 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Roma (2015)<br>
→&nbsp;15.&nbsp;[[Post Digital Print — Alessandro Ludovico]] (french) ≈<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: B42 (2016)<br>
→&nbsp;16.&nbsp;[[L'écran comme mobile — Jean Louis Boissier]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Presses du réel (2016)<br>
→&nbsp;17.&nbsp;[[Design tactile — Josh Clark]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Eyrolles (2016)<br>
→&nbsp;18.&nbsp;[[Espaces de l'œuvre, espaces de l'exposition — Pamela Bianchi]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Eyrolles (2016)<br>
→&nbsp;19.&nbsp;[[Imprimer le monde]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: Éditions HYX et les Éditions du Centre Pompidou (2017)<br>
→&nbsp;20.&nbsp;[[Version 0 - Notes sur le livre numérique]] (french)<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;publisher: ECRIDIL (2018)<br>


===<p style="font-family:helvetica">Articles</p>===
The way the device is designed doesn’t pretend to give any beneficial outcomes for the subject, but only makes visible the benefits that the machine is getting from collecting their data. Yet, the way the device visually or verbally presents this collected data is done in a grateful way, which might be stimulating for the subject. In that sense, the subject, despite knowing that their actions are done solely to satisfy the device, could become intrigued, involved, or even addicted by a mechanism that deliberately uses it as a commodity. In that way, I intend to trigger conflictual feelings in the visitor’s mind, situated between a state of awareness regarding the operating monetization of their physical behaviors, and a state of engagement/entertainment /stimulation regarding the interactive value of the installation.


→&nbsp;1.&nbsp;[[Frederick Kiesler — artiste- architecte]] ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(communiqué de presse)
Close from the concept of "algorythmic curating » mastered by online platforms such as Amazon, Facebook or Netflix, the data collected from the monitored behaviors will be ultimately translated into speculative suggestions such as « you may like […]; you might know []; suggested message/visual: [] that the visitor will be able to print out while exiting the space.
Centre pompidou; source : centrepompidou.fr (1996)<br>
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→&nbsp;2.&nbsp;[[Oublier l'exposition]] ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Artpress special numéro 21 (2000)<br>
→&nbsp;3.&nbsp;[[Composer avec l’imprévisible: Le questionnaire sur les médias variables]] ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jon Ippolito; source : variablemedia.net/pdf/Permanence (2003)<br>
→&nbsp;4.&nbsp;[[Esthétique du numérique : rupture et continuité]] <br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Fred Forest; source : archives.icom.museum (2010)<br>
→&nbsp;5.&nbsp;[[La narration interactive]] ⚠️(yet to be filled)⚠️<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dragana Trgovčević source : ensci.com/file_intranet/mastere_ctc/etude_Dragana_Trgovcevic.pdf (2011)<br>
→&nbsp;6.&nbsp;[[Des dispositifs aux appareils - L'Espacement d'un calcul]]<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Anthony Masure source :  anthonymasure.com (2013)<br>
 
===<p style="font-family:helvetica">To read</p>===
 
→&nbsp;1.&nbsp;Joost Rekveld 2007, Mental Spaces, viewed 15 October 2018, <http://www.joostrekveld.net/wp/?page_id=590><br>
→&nbsp;2.&nbsp;Kluitenberg, Eric, ed. Book of imaginary media. Excavating the dream of the ultimate communication medium. Rotterdam: NAi Publishers, 2006.


=<p style="font-family:helvetica">Works (media studies/art)</p>=
=<p style="font-family:helvetica">Personal Works (Media Studies/Art/Archeology)</p>=
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→&nbsp;1.&nbsp;[[Incidences Médiatiques — Martin Foucaut]] based on ''Exercices de Style'' from Raymond Queneau (2018)<br>
→&nbsp;1.&nbsp;[[Incidences Médiatiques — Martin Foucaut]] based on ''Exercices de Style'' from Raymond Queneau (2018)<br>
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→&nbsp;3.&nbsp;[https://issue.xpub.nl/13/TENSE/ TENSE — Martin Foucaut] (based on an essay from Simon(e) van Saarloos (2020)<br>
→&nbsp;3.&nbsp;[https://issue.xpub.nl/13/TENSE/ TENSE — Martin Foucaut] (based on an essay from Simon(e) van Saarloos (2020)<br>
→&nbsp;4.&nbsp;[https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html Web Oscillator — Martin Foucaut] (2021) Work in Progress<br>
→&nbsp;4.&nbsp;[https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~foucaut/SI15/martin.html Web Oscillator — Martin Foucaut] (2021) Work in Progress<br>
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XPUB1 Special Issues

Special Issue 13

RESEARCH BOARD + TENSE INTERPRETATION + VISUAL IDENTITY W/ EUNA LEE AND JACOPO LEGA

Special issue 13 - Wor(l)ds for the Future
Tense screen recording montage of Tense

For the Special Issue 13, I interpreted the essay TENSE (2018) by Simon(e) van Saarloos. With my interpretation, I amplified the author’s discourse on descriptive language by exaggerating the use of meta-descriptions through the form of HTML-tags. Normally, a HTML <tag> acts as a descriptive container, it is invisible from the Web-user point of view as it is only made to be read and interpreted by the computer in order to arrange the structure of the Web-page

By looking for ways to make these meta tags visible and readable from a Web-user’s point of view, I affect the reader’s interpreation of the essay and also perception of the document accessed. Additionally to the Web, I made my three HTML documents (essay, artistic response and map) printable from the Web and included them in the Special Issue 13 book.

As part of the design team of the Special Issue 13, I collaborated with two XPUB1 students to make the project’s visual identity, including the making of Web-to-print documents such as the blank map; bookcover and colophon.

Experimental: ★★★★☆ Publishing: ★★★★☆









Special Issue 14

RESEARCH BOARD + LAUNCHER + FOLDER INTERFACES + VISUAL IDENTITY

Special Issue 14:
I don't know where we are going but....
Visual identity conceived with Euna Lee and Jacopo Lega



For the Special Issue 14, I wished to explore, detect, and implement unconsidered Web events and situations in my own pinball game. Later on, this work evolved into a city-based pinball game, eventually becoming the publication’s launcher page. This launcher page allows the user to find coordinates of local Wi-Fi networks located within the city of The Hague.

In addition to the launcher, I created a series of pinball inspired folder interfaces. Each of them allow visitors, who are connected to one of the local Wi-Fi network locations, to access content created and shared by XPUB1 students. This content can be games, texts or codes embedded within compositions of clickable pinball bumpers.

In order to connect the launcher page with a total of five folder interfaces as part of a more unified navigation and visual system, I was working in the design team of the Special Issue 14 with three other students and together we assembled the project’s visual identity.

Experimental: ★★★★★ Publishing: ★★★★★








Special Issue 15

RESEARCH BOARD + WEB OSCILLATOR

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During the Special Issue 15, I had fun with Louisa with Musiclab, then got quiet familiar on SonicPi making interpolation and sample looping, overlaping ann streching in time and space before getting more seriously involved with P5sound.js library. I hosted one radio show with Euna Lee, worked with Naami and Jacopo on sound spacing.

Along these differents steps, I started to devellop locally a Web Oscillator responding to the User Inserface mouse X/Y and screen size. After adding some visual landmarks, I could finally perform with this instrument for the very last radio show hosted by Louisa and Federico in a garden! A live performance is being prepared for September at Page Not Found (The Hague) with other XPUB students and almunis. Be aware that because of the specific focus on the development of this instrument, most my research on this subkect transited from this my wiki to this link. VIDEO

Experimental: ★★★★★ Publishing: ★☆☆☆☆








XPUB Bonus Project(s)

Caution Weird Floor - XPUB Geocatching Game
with Federico Poni for The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend 2021

Caution Weird Floor - XPUB Geocatching Game
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"The city as glistening greasy icy perilous polished silky unstable wet floor.
The THC Art Weekend's locations as foothold niche perch toehold crevice hold footing device"


Federico and I developed a Web app allowing the visitiors of The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend 2021 to compose and generate custom routes across the different contemporary art locations of the city. These routes are generated from a series of combined words picked by the player, creating speculative poetry and offering many ways to explore the diverse manifestations from the 23 partners of the festival. During the Art Weekend, you could derive through The Hague catching the Weird Yellow Signboards around the locations and generate Weird Slippery Poems based on the imput description of each events. The signs are the result of a Web to Print process of the game interface itself.
For more information here, video here

Experimental: ★★★★☆ Publishing: ★★★★☆








XPUB Festival: window.open + Civil Entertainment Sirens (audiovisual performance)



Civil Entertainment Sirens Capture

window.open() is an interface for the XPUB program to communicate with the public inside and outside of the physical space. We adjust, using windows in the street and in the browser in order to be able to communicate. Through this dialogical interface attitudes, perspectives, backgrounds and situations are explored together in a program consisting of presentations, workshops, publication launches, conversations and performances which take place both online and offline. The full program can be found on our event page.

Civil Entertainment Sirens® is the performance attempt I did in Page not Found at the very end of the event. It consists of a series of polyphonic textures (drone) performed from a Web oscillator instrument (developped with P5.sound.js) , running offline. This audiovisual performance is willing to explore different combinations of sound frequencies, echoed in time and recreating sirens. Warning: Civil Entertainment Sirens® models are beta versions and have not yet been submitted or/and approved by any local agency or government.








XPUB2

XPUB2 Research Board



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My project is a data collection installation that monitors people's behaviors in public physical spaces while explicitly encouraging them to help the algorithm collect more information. An overview of how it works is presented here in the project proposal and will be subject to further developments in the practice.

The way the device is designed doesn’t pretend to give any beneficial outcomes for the subject, but only makes visible the benefits that the machine is getting from collecting their data. Yet, the way the device visually or verbally presents this collected data is done in a grateful way, which might be stimulating for the subject. In that sense, the subject, despite knowing that their actions are done solely to satisfy the device, could become intrigued, involved, or even addicted by a mechanism that deliberately uses it as a commodity. In that way, I intend to trigger conflictual feelings in the visitor’s mind, situated between a state of awareness regarding the operating monetization of their physical behaviors, and a state of engagement/entertainment /stimulation regarding the interactive value of the installation.



Close from the concept of "algorythmic curating » mastered by online platforms such as Amazon, Facebook or Netflix, the data collected from the monitored behaviors will be ultimately translated into speculative suggestions such as « you may like […]; you might know […]; suggested message/visual: […] that the visitor will be able to print out while exiting the space.








Personal Works (Media Studies/Art/Archeology)


→ 1. Incidences Médiatiques — Martin Foucaut based on Exercices de Style from Raymond Queneau (2018)
→ 2. Media Spaces — Martin Foucaut (2019)
→ 3. TENSE — Martin Foucaut (based on an essay from Simon(e) van Saarloos (2020)
→ 4. Web Oscillator — Martin Foucaut (2021) Work in Progress


Graphic design martinfoucaut.com

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