
2019
Blind Landing
DA VINCHI CREATIVE 2019 - Media Art Biennale
SIGGRAPH ASIA 2020
Blind Landing is an interactive installation inspired by the novel, "Night Flight". Pilot, Fabien, is forced to make "instrumental landings," trained to rely on technology rather than believe in one's own senses in flight control. As a metaphor, the work is installed as a control room where the audience becomes an individual pilot tester, predicted and guided by an AI mass-viewer. The participant’s gaze and attentional level data is displayed—alongside the AI viewer—with a gradient scale consisting of five shades of red, based on the priority of prediction. By utilizing a custom-built computer, an EEG helmet, and eye tracking, the installation uses the search results for "most viewed videos on YouTube" as a case, enabling participants to see how predictable they are under the algorithm of recommendation. As a SNS platform with content promotion algorithms seeks to expend its business model using radical-symbiosis techniques, such as brain-computer-interface, the techniques risk inducing slanted mass media in micro levels of cognition based on customer decision-making habits. The work captures the points in which viewing content becomes daunting and hinders the viewer's probability. |
more on:
http://neural.it/2020/01/blind-landing-aversion-ai/
Support received from
- DAVINCHI CREATIVE
(Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culutre ).
- g.tech(Austria, vender: UKI Korea).
- KAIST Interactive Media Lab
- Center for Anthropocene Studies,
- Cooperation with Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI).
- DAVINCHI CREATIVE
(Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culutre ).
- g.tech(Austria, vender: UKI Korea).
- KAIST Interactive Media Lab
- Center for Anthropocene Studies,
- Cooperation with Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI).


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Hope for Rats
2020 백남준아트센터 랜덤 액세스 Vol. 7 오주영 《주사위 게임》
Hope for the Rats, 2020
Scientific discovery is a result of many failures. Therefore, a scientist’s research and experiment are inevitably repetitive work based on hope and a sense of duty. Such a scientific methodology cannot guarantee a significant outcome and is sometimes involved in destructive acts in the process. Hope for the Rats is comprised of a video game and records of failure that researcher P experienced. Visitors are invited to become the subjects of researcher P by the process of going through symbolically implemented stages while manipulating laboratory rats in the game. P’s efforts to produce rats with diabetes do not come to fruition, leading to sacrificing a number of rats regardless of the results of experiments. Repeated failures that visitors are bound to experience during the course of playing the game are reminiscent of the imperfect basis on which scientific truths are founded.
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Commisioned by Nam June Paik Art Center
Sound: The Cinematic Ochestra - Man with the movie camera
Special Thanks to- javanie
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