INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA INSTALLATIONS

Created in collaboration with the Luigi Canepa Conservatory and Granular Club Sardinia, the path brings together Remote Decay, Fluxtrackt and Bad Seed in an experience devoted to the relationship between sound, technology, environment and the presence of the audience. The installations turn Spazio Faber into a place of listening and experimentation, where visitors are not mere observers but become part of how the works function: presence, movement and interaction gradually change what is seen and heard. The collaboration with the Conservatory strengthens Bookolica’s dialogue with contemporary musical and sound research, and with languages that cross music, art and technology.

- REMOTE DECAY                                              

Alongside the scheduled events, from 22 to 25 October Spazio Faber will host three interactive multimedia installations created in collaboration with the “Luigi Canepa” State Conservatory of Music in Sassari. These works directly involve the audience, using sound, images, light and interaction to explore the relationship between the individual, technology and the environment.
“Remote Decay” by Alfredo Puglia addresses the deterioration of coral reefs through a multimedia language that connects environmental change and perception. “Fluxtrackt” by Emanuele Sara uses particles of light that react to body movements, creating a dynamic visual environment in which the visitor’s presence changes the work itself. “Bad Seed” by Luca De Matteis offers an interactive sound experience in which the relationship between audience and installation becomes part of the compositional process.
Together, the three works will turn Spazio Faber into a space to move through and experience, extending into the exhibition the reflections on technology, listening and participation explored in the talks and workshops.