Humidity



 

Climate Control: or How to Predict the Weather Using a Pig Spleen

audio/video/kinetic/machine/noise/ice/network installation

by Ken Gregory

Using salvaged materials, new technology, the weather and custom software, Winnipeg artist Ken Gregory crafts a unique installation work centered around the exploration of the relationship between the weather and the human condition. In an unscientific way and with an artists creative eye Gregory looks at how this relationship is mediated by modern technology. Installation works include several microprocessor controlled kinetic sculptures, a video projection on ice utilizing satellite imagery, an animated machine performance trio, an interactive emotion as weather data collection kiosk , a projected clear packing tape collage and others.


Winnipeg artist Ken Gregory has been working with DIY interface design, hardware hacking, audio, video, and computer programming for over 10 years. His provocative and creative performance and installation work has shown publicly in Winnipeg, other parts of Canada as well as many international media and sound arts festivals. Anything is part of Gregorys palette and using cut and paste techniques, random juxtapositions, and careful manipulations he crafts unique and provocative art works. These works are presented in the form of gallery installations, live performances, live radio broadcasts, custom computer software and audio compact discs. Gregory has performed at many clubs, music and art festivals and has done extensive work as a sound engineer, composer, and audio designer for independent film, performance, media and video.
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