Artworks > "Mind the Void" for "Emergent Atlas" @ Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, CA

Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
h 13f x d 9f x w 24f
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
h 13f x d 9f x w 24f
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
wires, tapes, radio circuits, radio devices, speakers
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
October 2014
Mind the Void
October 2014
Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, San Francisco, Dimitra Skandali, Emergent Atlas, Mind the Void, Katya Min, site specific installation, interactive installation, David Janesko, Heejin Jang, sound performance, sound installation
cables, wires, tape, different kinds of metal nets, chicken wires, radio circuits, radio device, speakers
October 2014
Mind the Void
October 2014

Curated by Katya Min.
With David Janesko and Heejin Jang.

Mind the Void creates a complex system of wires and cables that evokes the visceral experience of physicality: a broken arm that wants to keep touching, a torn artery, a creature that has exposed its guts. It also suggests the chaotic nature of the constant networking in our emerging digital culture. Mind the Void manifested in a mixed media sound performance between David Janesko, Heejin Yang and me, references a link between voices and assumes the role of an antenna that invites its listeners to absorb its signals and send them back. The sculpture acts as a connection line between a series of hacked portable AM/FM radios modulated and distorted by oscillators. The sound is a combination of the local radio stations, radio signals generated by the electronics and the absorption effects of the people present in the room and touching the sculpture. In her performance, Heejin improvised a score of live noise to create a reverberating force that gets one lost in the echoes of invisible itineraries to the outer world. Her performance addressed a moment when the countless struggle to establish a sense of connectedness eventually transforms into a monster that overwhelms the physicality of life.

Dimensions: h 13f x w 24f x d 9f

Courtesy of the artists and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.

October 2014-January 2015