Edit E. Vizer with the wearable for the user-dependent responsive environment she created in a munitions bunker that skidded onto Furreby beach. Title: Tilted. Portrayed by Chris Brock

Edit E. Vizer created a user-dependent responsive environment entitled Tilted for PEOPLE’S BunkerLove 2013 in Furreby, 21 July.

Getting from A to B is a challenge sometimes. Sometimes you want to give up. Sometimes you fight yourself through it. Sometimes you just have to. Sometimes you choose it yourself. Sometimes it feels like a game. A refreshment. Sometimes something stands in your way. Sometimes you make the greatest discoveries while doing.

Tilted stands for a user-dependent responsive environment, which strongly operates with both the obvious and the more hidden interconnections among the human body, the given physical space and the emerging psychological and other triggers while experiencing. The responsive / interactive system is capable of sensing and gathering site-specific data from the user-body, that will be exposed to a sonic universe created by himself, while being present and exploring the bunker.

Tilted: responsive environment from Edit E Vizer on Vimeo.

THE INSTALLATION IS ONLY TO BE EXPERIENCED ACTIVELY BY YOUR OWN PARTICIPATION. USER MANUAL AND GUIDANCE IS PROVIDED.
Others are also welcome and encouraged to stay in the bunker simultaneously.

The Hungarian-born Edit E. Vizer (b. 1984) works in the tension field between art and technology. She works across various media and her approach to creating new universes is often found in experiments with a focus on perception, making the invisible visible, the search for new aesthetics, potentials of the technology, moreover the involvement of the playful and playfulness. The works are usually interactive – i.e. that they are based on the active participation of the user / audience. The main focus of emphasis is always on the overall experience of the participants.

Edit E. Vizer holds a BA in Art and Technology from Aalborg University.

See projects including her documentation of Tilted and more at www.storiesonwhite.net