Alyson Ogasian, Vivian Charlesworth: Cave Plexum
Title:
Cave Plexum
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Creation Year:
2013
Medium:
Programming, Electronics and Performance
Artist Statement:
Cave Plexum is a wall-mounted black rotary telephone from the 1950’s posited as a recruitment tool for a group of dissidents who are infiltrating a government entity with the intent to blow the whistle on corruption. The phone is part of a larger project and acts as a rabbit hole which allows further interactions with the dissident group, and will ultimately let members participate and collaborate with the artists (a.k.a. the Operator) over time.
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