Ellipsoid Body
Sarah Rara
In-progress

Sarah Rara is researching human navigation and how it is mediated by video images. In addition to working with the Lab’s advisory board, Rara is continuing her work with Caltech’s Dickinson Lab, where her research initially took shape. The project is called Ellipsoid Body, - a reference to a ring-shaped brain structure within fruit flies that is needed for navigation.

Fly Study #1, 2018. © Sarah Rara
Fly Study #1, 2018. © Sarah Rara

 

About the Artist

Sarah Rara’s multi-disciplinary
practice—including performance, writing, and video—explores the position of witness within fragile systems. Focusing on:

1. human-technology relationships
2. power, consumption, choice, accessibility, interpretation
3. states of readiness and attention
4. overlap of lyrical and empirical structures

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Art + Tech Lab Archive

TurkTurk, the author’s CryptoKitty
NFTs and the Museum
July 13, 2021
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2021 Request for Proposals
December 9, 2020
© Matthew Angelo Harrison, photo: Claire Gatto
The Consequence of Platforms
In-progress
Matthew Angelo Harrison
July 1, 2020
Te Lapa simulation photo with graphic image overlay. credit to Daniel Jackson. photo by Mimi George. Copyright Vaka Taumako Project
Te Lapa: Polynesian Navigation Illuminated
In-progress
Kyle McDonald, Daisy Mahaina from Vaka Valo Association, and Dr. Marianne George
July 1, 2020
MUD Frontiers, courtesy of Rael San Fratello
MUD Frontiers / Zoquetes Fronterizos
In-progress
Virginia San Fratello and Ronald Rael
July 1, 2020
Courtesy the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York / Los Angeles
Artificial Society / Collective Tamagotchi
In-progress
Agnieszka Kurant
July 1, 2020
2020 Lab RFP
2020 Request for Proposals
December 17, 2019
Image from Space Program: Mars, Park Avenue Armory, New York City, 2012, image: Josh White
Space Program 4: The Infinite and the Beyond
In-progress
Tom Sachs
June 1, 2019
LINKKI (2016, © Eun Young Park)
Radical Soft Robots
In-progress
Eun Young Park
June 1, 2019
Reinventing the Spindle © Ebru Kurbak
Reinventing the Spindle
In-progress
Ebru Kurbak
June 1, 2019
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