Tag: social broadcasting

Final Broadcast (For Collective Documentation Purpose Only)

The Death of Privacy ☠
by Third Front (Putri Dina, Siewhua Tan, Tiffany Rosete, Valerie Lay)

Project Summary Description

Our project aims to explore the boundaries of glitch, abstraction, disconnectivity & connectivity, distortion, latency and the frustrations of social broadcasting. Inspired by the television screens, each one of us has our own individual screens (top left: Siewhua, top right: Valerie, bottom left: Tiffany, bottom right: Dina). Taking on the topic of giving up of data, each of us are essentially doing so by sharing about ourselves online, by web browsing, skype calls, vlogs, etc. Continue reading Final Broadcast (For Collective Documentation Purpose Only)

[Internet Art & Culture] FINAL BROADCAST: The Death of Privacy by Third Front

The Death of Privacy ☠
by the Third Front (Putri Dina, Siewhua Tan, Tiffany Rosete, Valerie Lay)

Project Overview

Our project aims to explore the boundaries of glitch, abstraction, disconnectivity & connectivity, distortion, latency and the frustrations of social broadcasting. Inspired by the television screens, each one of us has our own individual screens (top left: Siewhua, top right: Valerie, bottom left: Tiffany, bottom right: Dina). Taking on the topic of giving up of data, each of us are essentially doing so by sharing about ourselves online, by web browsing, skype calls, vlogs, etc.
Continue reading [Internet Art & Culture] FINAL BROADCAST: The Death of Privacy by Third Front

[Internet Art & Culture] Real-Time Aggregation

Social Broadcasting – Facebook Live
A Micro-Project

Social Broadcasting for ADM Internet Art & Culture.

Posted by Dina Anuar on Thursday, 17 August 2017

 

Project Description
Each student was asked to broadcast via Facebook Live and search for interesting visuals while walking around the school for 15 minutes. At the end of the broadcast, all live feeds of the students would be arranged in a grid to form a ‘video wall’.

The main purpose of this project was to explore how multiple broadcasting was able to change our perspective in viewing the piece as a single work. Continue reading [Internet Art & Culture] Real-Time Aggregation