Time-Based Media Project

Since the invention of the gramophone, photography, and film, humanity has come to expand the possibilities of creative expressions using devices in a number of shapes and has come to have daily (pseudo) experiences of things that do not exist here and now. The new spacetime of computer networks, a space in which visual and audio creations are digitized and unified, has come to exist as a kind of second reality.
In these circumstances, what does what used to be called “art” mean to us now? In this project, we will pay particular attention to temporal art, i.e. the various “expressions” that take place in the course of time. We will take on the problem with particular attention paid to “expression that uses devices”. It is an inquiry into the relationship between “machines” and our bodies, as well as being an inquiry into the relationship between media and human existence.