>ALTAR MUJERES

A global project/archive on gender inequality. 

"Altar Women 21st Century" is a manifestation of women and movements of struggle from all eras and cultures, voices of textual and visual narratives that question. A large audiovisual and interactive installation that says ENOUGH to all discrimination and gender violence.

"Altar Women 21st Century" is made up of an interdisciplinary team of artists dedicated to research, experimentation, and production from Argentina, Africa, Ecuador, and Uruguay. The proposal also calls for open, active, and global participation and seeks to enrich its archive with stories from any user interested in collaborating through the diverse forms of presence and communication inherent in contemporary culture.

The idea that motivates this practice is to emphasize unanswered questions, the decisions made and continue to be made for having been born a woman, to give voice to those who have been fighting for change and to be heard. The manifestation of women is composed of a collective archive of emotions, experiences, and images taken to diverse contexts; physical and virtual. A mirror of the problems of contemporary culture in terms of gender that visualizes harmful practices such as child marriage, trafficking of women, domestic violence, female genital mutilation, femicide, racism, inequality of employment opportunities, among other expressions of VIOLENCE.

Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right but also the necessary basis for achieving a balanced world and a harmonious society.

Artist-Researchers Team:

[List of artists with their respective countries, websites, and areas of expertise]

Acknowledgments:

[List of artists and artisans who collaborated]

Page:https://altarmujeressxxi.wordpress.com/

> CENTRO CULTURAL DE LA CIENCIA

FASE 9

Festival de Arte, Ciencia y Tecnología

17 al 26 de Noviembre 2017
Centro Cultural de la Ciencia
Sala 1 y 2 - 2do. Piso
Godoy Cruz 2270

"INDIFERENCIAS RECORRIDAS"
Robots + Circuitos + Proyecciones sobre Género, Trabajo esclavo e Indigencia.
Instalación Robótica Interactiva
AUTOR/ES:
Daniel Alvarez Olmedo y Guido Villar (Artistas / Coordinadores)
Agustín Scurzi / Alejandra Mendoza (ALANDRA) / Anahí Queirolo / Ayelén Guarino / Carolina Elizabeth Marder / Cecilia Ferrari / Constanza Giaquinto / Diana León / Ezequiel Lasnier / Fernando Salimbene / Javiera Paz Urrutia ketlun / Johanna Villafañe / Juan Miceli / María Belén Diez / María Lys Larrinaga / Melina Patiño / Morena Mauriño / Sandra Soto / Silvia Barrios / Sofía Bitocchi / Soledad Ianni / Tomás Díaz Zuleta

SÍNTESIS CONCEPTUAL:
"Indifferences Traversed" is an interactive robotic installation composed of three robotic devices that move on a circuit placed on the floor and that runs through the entire exhibition space. They are motionless, still, and each is activated through its sensors in the presence of a person detecting their feet, for which they will begin their journey being accompanied in their sinuous path. On the way to transit, they will encounter a station formed by five light projectors with images in situations of violence against women (Gender), these slides - 5 frames - will tell a story sequenced by each artist of the CCEBA Marathon Production Laboratory. A second station of five projectors will represent stories in sequence of situations of forced labor, and the third will address images in situations of homelessness on the street. The public is a participant, walks alongside and puts the work into operation by accompanying the robotic device, if the person stops, the device also stops, this human interaction causes the machine when passing in front of each projector to close the electronic circuit located on the floor, turning on and firing the projection of each frame allowing each image to be visualized on the wall, the person manages the time, their travel time, their time of understanding or indifference. Each day the frames will be removed from their projectors in the three spaces (Gender / Forced labor / Homelessness), and will be replaced by other stories, that resulting in 15 slides will be placed and exhibited aligned in small luminous boxes on a wall, which will increase as time goes by.

• CENTRO CULTURAL RECOLETA

"We Are Red"

Instalación robótica interactiva

Medidas: 7 x 5 mts.
Año 2016

Artistas
Lucia Magali Alvarez - Sofía Bitocchi - Violeta Cafferata - Silvia Creo Leiva - Constanza Giaquinto - Lucía Liz - Mercedes Lozano - Morena Mauriño - Alejandra Mendoza (ALANDRA) - Melisa Schmitz - Agustina Zangari y Sabrina Zunni.

Abstrac

We Are Red" is a robotic interactive installation, composed of three devices that move in the exhibition space in response to the viewer. Each robot has a light projection mechanism that reflects different red textures on the floor, walls, and ceiling. The three objects have ultrasonic sensors that detect movement and recognize the viewer's presence; the programming code they possess will indicate the action of their movements, varying their figure and their environment in variants and intermittencies of red light. A sound piece is articulated in the space-time of the installation. We chose the color red to provoke and identify different sensations, in this way the first device represents passion with an intermittent light as if it were the beat of a heart; the second object that we call vitality has energetic and constant movements that project an intense light; the texture projected by the third robot symbolizes violence with repetitive and constant movements of spinning on itself. Red, as an element of proximity and collective identification, evokes an infinity of sensory stimuli and interpretations. The intention is to materially reveal the energy of red in the subjectivity of the individual and in the social group.

PRENSA

Arte- Onlinehttps://www.arte-online.net/Agenda/Exposiciones_Muestras/FASE_8

La Nación

https://www.lanacion.com.ar/1959705-llega-fase-8-el-encuentro-de-arte-ciencia-y-tecnologia