 |
|
|
|
artist statement
The concept of
DelRay is examined in the light of the del itself, particularly in
its resistance to various forms of abstraction and disembodiment.
This act of participation is never final. By enduring enough data
to gauge the resulting Ray, it will amount to pulling out the rug
underneath the list of suspect words. This representation of data-space
does not necessarily have to reflect real experiences, yet we find
that we are gradually get closer and closer to the RAY.
Interrogation of our condition is of high cultural importance. This
is a kind of perversion of technology. In this time all sorts of distortions
and misunderstandings will appear; where the complexity of digital
systems causes mutations as well as innovation.
We are beginning to see not only how machines actually work, but we
are also seeing how machines actually work. This is a neutral presentation
disguised in the condition of its representation. We were sitting
on the porch and we said, "what if?" DelRay will customize
your experience to make you easier.
With the understanding that some of the greatest technological achievements
were created through accidental occurrence, sanitary working (working
in a vacuum) is ill advised.
|
|
|