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Jennifer Hall: Acupuncture for Temporal Fruit
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Acupuncture for Temporal Fruit. Acupuncture for Temporal Fruit. Is comprised of one to twelve identical units, suspended from the gallery ceiling. Each computer-assisted unit contains a tomato, electric motors, acupuncture needles, and sonar devices. Excerpt from Make Your Move, an exhibition organized in conjunction with the Boston Cyber Arts Festival. 1999 Decordova Museum and Sculpture Park. Jennifer Hall: artist, project lead. Artist, mechanics fabrication. Kyle Jarger: board design.
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Jennifer Hall: The Tipping Point: Health Narratives from the South End
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The Tipping Point: Health Narratives from the South End. This project joins art, technology and anthropology in an installation made up of seven large kinetic interactive sculptures that respond to the audience presence. Anthropologist, Dr. Ellen Ginsburg gathered health narratives during interviews with artists who live or work in and around the South End neighborhood of Boston. These narratives were then built into sculptures affixed to each of the "Tipping" machines. Artist, Robotic Systems Lead.
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Jennifer Hall: Instrument for Mediated Terrain
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Instrument for a Mediated Terrain. Instrument for Mediated Terrain. Is a collaborative robotic sculpture project exploring the complex relational cycles of growth and death where human-made technology meets nature. Here, the garden is a meditation on the relationship of the viewer to the artwork and the temporal state of all forms of life. Materials: aluminum, moss, electronics and mechanical devices. Jennifer Hall Blyth Hazen. For more information and additional images visit the project web archive.