breathing [on] [?]
We breathe from the moment we are born until the moment we die. Breathing is a chemical and mechanical process for bringing oxygen to every cell of our bodies, as well as for getting rid of carbon dioxide. Our body needs oxygen to obtain energy to fuel all our living processes from head to toe. It is a vital and constant need, not just for us but all life on earth.
By exhaling – getting rid of your waste product: carbon dioxide – you can read/see parts on this transparent sheet [some parts are greasy and others are not]. Your breath/the process will not be enough to read everything/oversee everything/find your way through the maze at the same time, but you can decide which part you want or need to read/see [first]. This experiment visualises our process of decision making in relation to obtaining necessary information.
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tasks: concept, design, photography
2020 / Berlin University of the Arts
breathing [on] [?]
We breathe from the moment we are born until the moment we die. Breathing is a chemical and mechanical process for bringing oxygen to every cell of our bodies, as well as for getting rid of carbon dioxide. Our body needs oxygen to obtain energy to fuel all our living processes from head to toe. It is a vital and constant need, not just for us but all life on earth.
By exhaling – getting rid of your waste product: carbon dioxide – you can read/see parts on this transparent sheet [some parts are greasy and others are not]. Your breath/the process will not be enough to read everything/oversee everything/find your way through the maze at the same time, but you can decide which part you want or need to read/see [first]. This experiment visualises our process of decision making in relation to obtaining necessary information.