shared space – homo ad circulum, 2019
4’ 29’’ HD video loop with drone sound, showing a man sharing a defined space with a drone. The view of the drone is documented in a book “homo ad circulum” (16,5 cm x 22 cm x 4cm) in over 2000 images.
The control of a drone as a remote – controlled electronic flying eye, orbiting the human being and representing today’s technology andits dynamics. New Technology becomes a constitutive part of man and part of his being and therefore questioning where humanity can be found.
A white chalk circle, a human being and a drone are part of the experimental set-up of the project – shared space. Circling around the human object, the drone produced over two thousand photographs within the space of four minutes and twentynine seconds, before its power supply failed.
4’ 29’’ HD video loop with drone sound, showing a man sharing a defined space with a drone. The view of the drone is documented in a book “homo ad circulum” (16,5 cm x 22 cm x 4cm) in over 2000 images.
The control of a drone as a remote – controlled electronic flying eye, orbiting the human being and representing today’s technology andits dynamics. New Technology becomes a constitutive part of man and part of his being and therefore questioning where humanity can be found.
A white chalk circle, a human being and a drone are part of the experimental set-up of the project – shared space. Circling around the human object, the drone produced over two thousand photographs within the space of four minutes and twentynine seconds, before its power supply failed.
