Exhibition @ SKUR14
Toni Quiroga
Hacked VU-Meters hit resonating scrap metal. The VU-Meters are connected to a home-made 16 step-sequencer. The hitting of the VU-Meters triggers the CFL light bulbs and the CFL light bulbs clock the sequencer, as it is controlled via light. The idea is to expose the relationality of the processes within the installation: Voltage to light, light to Voltage, Voltage to mechanical forces and mechanical forces to Voltage. The feedback between different forces is exposed.
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Toni Quiroga
Born 1988, lives, studies and works in London.
Toni Quiroga works with sound, music, electronics, obsolete and organic matter. Currently he is studying MA Digital Culture at Goldsmiths University in London.
His research is primarily based on the history and materiality of media. Through the recreation or hacking of obsolete and new media he tries to highlight political, economic, geopolitical and social relations inherent to technology.