Memory

Weimar, Germany (1999)

By the means of a comparative model, stimuli is given to two characters: Max (human) and M@x (automaton).  Using an interface, different reactions are explored, making questions in the search for identity. This project was developed at the Universität-Bauhaus Weimar.

This project has as research subject the comparison of electronic memory with human memory, using a CD room as support.

Concept Efraín Foglia, Máximo V.
Coordination Jill Scott
Programming Natalie Müller
Production Efraín Foglia
Sound Design Pablo Aura Länger