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		<title>Impresiones de la Independencia. Proclamas bandos y hojas volantes 1782-1830</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[La independencia de España produjo , hace casi doscientos años, la imperiosa necesidad de repensar nuestro destino conjunto. Aunque fueron muchas las costumbres y las formas de ser que heredamos de la colonia, numerosos y variados fueron también los aspectos que entonces se abrieron al cambio. De alguna manera, la independencia representó para nuestros antepasados [...]]]></description>
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<p><em>La independencia de España produjo , hace casi doscientos años, la imperiosa necesidad de repensar nuestro destino conjunto. Aunque fueron muchas las costumbres y las formas de ser que heredamos de la colonia, numerosos y variados fueron también los aspectos que entonces se abrieron al cambio.</em></p>
<p><em>De alguna manera, la independencia representó para nuestros antepasados una valiosa oportunidad de volver a fundar el mundo, otorgando lugares y nombres distintos a las cosas conocidas. Fue allí, en aquel escenario sin precedentes, donde se configuraron gran parte de los rasgos que en la actualidad definen nuestra cultura política y nuestras formas de interacción y comunicación social.</em></p>
<p><em>Hoy en la búsqueda de nuevos caminos que puedan conducirnos a entender la entrañada realidad que nos envuelve a diario, mirar el pasado, exhumarlo, interrogarlo en función de construir mejores herramientas de acción, se ha vuelto una necesidad urgente. Tal vez la prudente distancia que ofrecen dos siglos de historia y el cansancio de repetirnos interminablemente en lo mismo, nos concedan el favor de una mirada distinta: oigamos lo que tienen que decirnos estas <strong>impresiones de la independencia</strong>.</em></p>
<p>—	Texto de la exposición, 2010.</p>
<p>Las interfaces de las mesas permiten involucrar a una variada audiencia con un contexto dinámico para examinar fragmentos editados de diferentes proclamas, bandos y hojas sueltas. Las interfaces sugieren palabras claves que son encontradas de manera dinámica (no son previamente establecidas por alguien como palabras claves) dentro de las proclamas, al navegar por los textos con el control las palabras claves van iluminándose bajo un cursor que asemeja una especie de mira, al presionarse el botón en la interface se hacen visibles los diferentes renglones en los diferentes fragmentos donde aparece esta palabra permitiendo hacer una lectura breve del contexto de cada aparición. Si se presiona nuevamente el botón de la interface los renglones se colapsan y se puede seguir teniendo una visualización general de la totalidad de los documentos. Hay dos mesas instaladas en el sitio con acceso a diferentes documentos.</p>
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<p>MINISTERIO DE CULTURA<br />
Ministra de Cultura: Paula Marcela Moreno Zapata, Viceministra de Cultura: María Claudia López Sorzano, Secretario General: Enzo Rafael Ariza Ayala, Coordinadora Bicentenario: Natalia Ramírez</p>
<p>BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL<br />
Directora: Ana Roda Fornaguera, Curaduría: Mayxué Ospina P., Carlos Betancourt S., Investigación: Mayxué Ospina P., Camilo Páez, Comité asesor: Mauricio Pombo, Malcolm Deas, Textos: Mayxué Ospina P., Web: Catalina Holguín, Administración: María del Rosario Salazar, Coordinación y edición: Juan David Correa U., Proyecto Interactivo: Hernando Barragán, Museografía: Carlos Betancourt, Diseño gráfico: Camilo Umaña, Fotografía: Oscar Monsalve, Digitalización: Constanza Medina, Javier Tibocha, Impresión: Good Color Graphics, Montaje: Walter Orrego, Germán López, Pablo Parra</p>
<p>Agradecimientos: Biblioteca Luis Ángel Arango, Museo de la Independencia &#8211; Casa del Florero, Patricia Miranda, Juan Carlos Lara</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[http://wiring.org.co &#8220;It is no exaggeration to say that Wiring has forever changed the craft of interaction design. The project is more than hardware and software, the documentation was thoughtfully created with designers and artists in mind, providing to them a means to understand a subject matter previously assumed to be the exclusive domain of skilled [...]]]></description>
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<h4><a href="http://wiring.org.co">http://wiring.org.co</a></h4>
<p><i>&#8220;It is no exaggeration to say that Wiring has forever changed the craft of interaction design. The project is more than hardware and software, the documentation was thoughtfully created with designers and artists in mind, providing to them a means to understand a subject matter previously assumed to be the exclusive domain of skilled engineers. In time, designers and artists become able to reference their familiarity with Wiring to communicate and work with engineers more effectively; this bridge between disciplines has proven to be immeasurably valuable for the design industry. Most importantly, Wiring has established electronics a medium for art and design by serving as the foundation for a unified community, a common toolset with which to express ourselves, share our knowledge, and work with one another.&#8221;</i><br />
—	Nicholas Zambetti, IDEO, Palo Alto, California, 2010.</p>
<p>Wiring es un proyecto abierto iniciado por el diseñador y artista Hernando Barragán en el Interaction Design Institute Ivrea en Italia y ahora desarrollado en la Facultad de Arquitectura y Diseño de la Universidad de Los Andes en Colombia. Wiring es desarrollado por un pequeño grupo de individuos (ver abajo).</p>
<p>La educación y la práctica del diseño y las artes electrónicas cada día se apoyan más en tecnologías digitales. Para que diseñadores, artistas y personas de otras disciplinas puedan entrar exitosamente en estos dominios, necesitan entender las cualidades inherentes del medio con el que trabajan, como la electrónica y el software. Las herramientas actuales de prototipado de interacción están en su mayoría dirigidas a la ingeniería, la robótica y audiencias técnicas, estas son difíciles de aprender y los lenguajes de programación utilizados están muy lejos de ser útiles en contextos fuera de una disciplina específica. Diseñadores y artistas necesitan aprender un lenguaje y un sistema de prototipado de electrónica que facilite y estimule el proceso de aprendizaje, que reduzca la complejidad con la electrónica y la programación, que sean flexibles y poderosas para las necesidades del diseño de interacción y las artes. ¿Puede la innovación surgir de nuestros estudiantes en prácticas educativas normales? ¿Es posible beneficiarse de una integración entre la tecnología el arte y la cultura, y que sea nuestra cultura la que refuerza la tecnología?, ¿cual seria nuestra apropiación de esta?</p>
<p>Wiring (ver http://wiring.org.co) está compuesto de software y hardware abierto (open source) disponible bajo licenciamiento Creative Commons (ver: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-ncsa/2.0), un sitio en Internet que contiene una comunidad en línea, referencia del lenguaje, una sección de ejemplos que exploran el medio ilustrando el código y los diagramas electrónicos de cada ejercicio permitiendo a las personas aprender mediante la experimentación con ellos, una sección de exhibición de proyectos hechos con Wiring que permite aprender de lo que hacen los demás, asi como tutoriales y manuales. Wiring no solo pretende apoyar la educación en escuelas de diseño, arte y arquitectura sino también en diferentes tipos de ambientes de aprendizaje y en diferentes prácticas. Wiring permite a las personas rápidamente prototipar sus ideas y conceptos en el mundo físico, permitiéndoles concentrarse en la calidad y cualidades de sus diseños, la interacción y que sus ideas o conceptos sean ilustrados en vez de concentrarse en mostrar que la tecnología funciona. Esto contribuye al intercambio de ideas y conocimiento con la amplia comunidad de diseñadores de interacción, las artes electrónicas y en general con otros fuera de estos campos. Wiring contribuye a aumentar la accesibilidad a una infraestructura tecnológica/social para la comunidad existente de diseñadores, artistas y personas de otras disciplinas que se está transformando en una que trata con los medios tangibles.</p>
<div class="english">Wiring is an open project initiated by Hernando Barragán (Universidad de Los Andes | Architecture and Design School). Wiring started at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in Italy and it is currently developed at the Universidad de Los Andes in Colombia. Wiring is developed by a small team of individuals (see below). </p>
<p>Design and media art education and practice increasingly rely on digital technology. For designers and artists to successfully enter this domain they need to understand the inherent qualities in the media they work with, such as electronics and software. Current prototyping tools for electronics and programming are mostly targeted to engineering, robotics and technical audiences. They are hard to learn, and the programming languages are far from useful in contexts outside a specific technology. Designers and artists need a teaching language and electronics prototyping system that facilitates and encourages the process of learning, that reduces the struggle with electronics design and programming, and that are powerful and flexible enough for the needs of Interaction Design.</p>
<p>Wiring is both a programming environment and an electronics prototyping input/output board for exploring the electronic arts and tangible media. It can also be used to teach and learn computer programming and prototyping with electronics. It illustrates the concept of programming with electronics and the physical realm of hardware control which are necessary to explore physical interaction design and tangible media aspects in the design and arts disciplines.
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<h4>Wiring menciones públicas (2010) /
<div class="english">Wiring public reviews (2010)</div>
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<p><i>&#8220;Wiring changed the way interaction design is taught and opened opportunities for transforming open-source electronics. Like its sister project, Processing.org, Wiring makes it possible for designers and artists to learn about technology within the context of their own fields.&#8221;<br />
</i> —	Casey Reas, Chair Design Media Arts at the University of California, Los Angeles, 2010.</p>
<p><i>&#8220;A tool is never just a tool, it&#8217;s a way of approaching a problem, of thinking, and of expression; our working processes shape what we design and produce by enabling us to more readily transform our thoughts into their finished result. the wiring project not only allowed designers to begin designing interaction but changed how they work with the medium of physical interaction by shortening the distance between an idea and a prototype, allowing for experimentation, rapid iteration, and play. Since the Wiring project first began it has opened up a world for designers and artists, inspired other board and language projects, and helped introduce thousands to hardware design.&#8221;<br />
</i> —	Joshua Noble, Tufts University, consultant with Disney, Adobe, ABC, Schematic, Cynergy, Aspen Ski Resorts, New England Journal of Medicine, and Howcast, lead author of O&#8217;Reilly title Flex 3 and Programming Interactivity, 2010.</p>
<p><i>&#8220;In the field of architecture and CAAD we’re always searching for new technologies, methods and the next possible steps for information technology to enhance contemporary architecture. This has multiple effects on research, design, construction, production, logistics and building automation. Over the past few years agent-based &amp; self organizing systems, parametric design programming techniques and custom programmed design tools have become increasingly prevalent inside our CAAD community. The possibilities are truly immense, but mostly confined to the virtual world. There are some ways to connect and distribute information, from a self-written program on a personal computer to milling machines, 3D-printer or laser cutter. This can be achieved for instance, via protocols, such as G-code or the serial interface (RS232). But in the opposite direction, distributing information from the real and physical world into the computer (and even back) is rarely possible in normal software development processes.</i></p>
<p><i>Wiring caught my attention because of its easiness, very good documentation, its agile community and the huge range of output and input pins. Especially the second serial port was important, because I wanted to work with other serial devices without attaching and detaching wires to upload programs. Another big issue why I chose ‘wiring’ is because of its totally uncomplicated development chain. You can compile and upload your programs over USB within a few seconds.</i></p>
<p><i>On the other half, I’m using the open source programming language ‘processing’ in my teaching courses. This language accompanies my students from the undergraduate age, over their elective diploma and ends up with the international Master of Advanced Studies courses. A big advantage is, they do not have to learn a complete new programming language/concept like ‘logo’ to program microcontrollers, because of the huge similarities between ‘wiring’ and ‘processing’. With these tools our architecture students are able to control physical devices, including many types of sensors, motors, sliders, buttons, lights and other hardware to gain access to the real world and manipulate it easily. With ‘wiring’ this can be done in a very attractive, didactic and playful way. One doesn’t have to be an electro-technician or computer scientist to learn to use these tools.</i></p>
<p><i>Students also benefit from the steep learning curve and the rapid success. This helps the development process a lot and also helps students to stay motivated and maintain focused during longer projects. Tinkering and trying are playful and creative acts. Both can lead us to develop a suddenly emerged ‘Plan C’ because of an error on the way to ‘Plan B’, or an unorthodox solution for any given problem. This attribute is very refreshing. Instead of struggling to build electronically correct planned projects, users will find themselves trying out wild ideas just for fun. For me this means that the concept of ‘wiring’ attaches great importance to allow creative appropriation of technology.</i></p>
<p><i>After using ‘wiring’ for quite a while in teaching and my research projects, I have also seen a big progress in the language libraries. Hernando Barragan and the ‘wiring’ user community have developed a huge amount of new libraries, smart functions and tools, to make the microcontroller development easier and quicker. Now I’m really looking forward to put my hands on the new ‘wiring’ board.&#8221;<br />
</i> —	Christoph Wartmann | Associate Professor CAAD / ETH Zürich, chair for Computer Aided Architecture Design, 2010.</p>
<h4>Wiring es ampliamente discutido y referenciado en publicaciones relacionadas debajo /
<div class="english">Wiring is discussed and referenced in the publications related below</div>
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<p>Processing A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists Casey Reas and Ben Fry, Foreword by John Maeda. Capítulos por: Alexander R. Galloway, Golan Levin, R. Luke DuBois, Simon Greenwold, Francis Li, Hernando Barragán<br />
MIT Press, ISBN-10: 0-262-18262-9, ISBN-13: 978-0-262-18262-1 Review: ISSN:1559-0429, Leonardo/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences, and Technology</p>
<p>Reviews:</p>
<p><i>&#8220;This is an elegant and practical introduction to programming for artists and designers. It is rigorously grounded, informed by a vastamount of practical experience, and visually compelling. The worked examples are terrific. There&#8217;s no better starting point for visual artists who want to learn how to think computationally, or for programmers who want to give visual and spatial expression to their ideas.&#8221;<br />
</i> —	William J. Mitchell, Program in Media Arts and Sciences, MIT</p>
<p><i>&#8220;With Processing, Casey Reas and Ben Fry have opened up the world of programming to artists and designers in a manner that inspires playfulness and creativity with code.&#8221;<br />
</i> &#8211;Red Burns, Chair and Arts Professor, Interactive Telecommunications Program, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University</p>
<p><i>&#8220;Processing, the handbook and tutorial, is an indispensable companion to Processing, the integrated programming language and environment that has developed from phenomenon to revolution. Bridging the gap between programming and visual arts, the Processing handbook, in a concise way, connects software elements to principles of visual form, motion, and interaction. The book&#8217;s modular structure allows for different combinations of its units and self-directed reading. Interviews with artists who create software-based works and extension chapters that expand software practice into computer vision, sound, and electronics successfully connect the realms of art and technology. Now used by artists, visual designers, and in educational institutions around the world, Processing has been groundbreaking not only as an alternative language for expanding programming space, but as an attempt to nurture programming literacy in the broader context of art and cultural production.&#8221;<br />
</i>—	Christiane Paul, Adjunct Curator of New Media Arts, Whitney Museum of American Art</p>
<p><i>&#8220;Processing is a milestone not only in the history of computer software, of information design, and of the visual arts, but also in social history. Many have commented on the pragmatic impact of the open source movement, but it is time to also consider Processing&#8217;s sociological and psychological consequences. Processing invites people to tinker, and tinkering is the first step for any scientific and artistic creation. After the tinkering, it leads designers to their idea of perfection. It enables complexity, yet it is approachable; it is rigorous, yet malleable. Its home page exudes the enthusiasm of so many designers and artists from all over the world, overflowing with ideas and proud to be able to share. Processing is a great gift to the world.&#8221;<br />
</i> &#8211;Paola Antonelli, Curator, Architecture and Design, MOMA</p>
<p><i>&#8220;This long-awaited book is more than just a software guide; it is a tool for unlocking a powerful new way of thinking, making, and acting. Not since the Bauhaus have visual artists revisited technology in such a world-changing way. Ben Fry and Casey Reas have helped a growing community of visual producers open up fresh veins of expression. Their work proves that code is open to designers, architects, musicians, and animators, not just to engineers. Providing a powerful alternative to proprietary software, Processing is part of a new social phenomenon in the arts that speaks to self-education and networked engagement.&#8221;<br />
</i> —	Ellen Lupton, Director of the graphic design MFA program at Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, and Author of D.I.Y: Design It Yourself</p>
<p><i>&#8220;A whole generation of designers, artists, students, and professors have been influenced by Processing. Now, a handbook is published that goes far beyond explaining how to handle the technology and boldly reveals the potential future for the electronic sketchbook.&#8221;<br />
</i> —	Joachim Sauter, University of the Arts, Berlin, Founder, Art+Com</p>
<p>Igoe, Tom, Making Things Talk, Practical Methods for Connecting Physical Objects, ISBN 978-0-596-51051-0, OReilly, USA</p>
<p>Designing Designers: Where Does Light Move To? Lighting Design Innovation Scenarios International Conference Publisher: MAggioli S.P.A, Politecnico de Milano, Fondazione Salone Cosmit, ISBN: 978-88-387-4358-4</p>
<p>Joshua Noble. Programming Interactivity: A Designer&#8217;s Guide to Processing, Arduino, and openFrameworks, O&#8217;Reilly, ISBN-10: 0596154143, ISBN-13: 978-0596154141</p>
<p>Banzi Masssimo, Getting started with Arduino, Make::Books, O´Reilly Media INC. ISBN: 976-0-596-15551-3</p>
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<h4>Personas /
<div class="english">People</div>
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<p>Hernando inició Wiring en el verano de 2003 y lo ha desarrollado desde entonces. Wiring construye sobre Processing, el lenguaje de programación de código abierto desarrollado en el Media Lab del Instituto Tecnológico de Massachusetts por Ben Fry y Casey Reas. Un grupo de personas ha hecho contribuciones a Processing y a Wiring. El estado actual del proyecto no sería posible sin su asistencia.</p>
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<div class="english">Hernando started Wiring in Summer 2003 and he has been developing it since. Wiring builds on Processing, the open source programming language developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab and Interaction Design Institute Ivrea by Ben Fry and Casey Reas. A number of people have been making additional contributions to Processing and Wiring. The current state of the project wouldn&#8217;t have been possible without this assistance.</div>
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<h4>Desarrollo de librerias /
<div class="english">Libraries development</div>
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<p>Michael Margolis, Brett Hagman, Bjoern Hartmann, Hans-Christoph Steiner, Maarten Lamers, Nameet Kumar, Christoph Wartmann, Etienne Ribeiro, Pierre Perret, Nicholas Zambetti, Thomas Ouellet Fredericks, Sibylle Hauert, Scott Klemmer, Mark Stanley, Alexander Brevig, Alan Duncan</p>
<h4>Wiring bootloader</h4>
<p>K. Worapoht (based on the work of Peter Fleury) http://www.avride.com/article/wiring</p>
<h4>Processing</h4>
<p>Ben Fry http://benfry.com, Casey Reas http://reas.com</p>
<h4>Instant Soup Tutorial</h4>
<p>Yaniv Steiner, (Project Leader), Massimo Banzi, (Advisor), Giorgio Olivero (Interaction and Visual Designer), Paolo Sancis (Information Designer), Michal Rinott (Editor/Advisor), Riccardo Strobbia (Web) http://www.nastypixel.com/instantsoup</p>
<h4>Wiring Workshop Tutorial (Korean):</h4>
<p>Jae-gon Lee http://tokage.cafe24.com/wiring</p>
<h4>Agradecimientos especiales por su continuo apoyo y contribuciones a /
<div class="english">Special thanks for their ongoing support and contributions to</div>
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<p>Florian Jennett, Tom Igoe, David Mellis, Sawad Brooks, Massimo Banzi, Bill Verplank, Gillian Crampton-Smith, Pascal Stang and the Arduino development community.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mis Estrellas, (Mes Etoiles, ME) Hernando Barragán + Andrés Aitken. &#8220;La luz eléctrica escapó a nuestra atención como medio de comunicación precisamente porque no tiene contenido&#8221; — Marshall McLuhan. La luz tiene cualidades contemplativas muy fuertes, así pues la capacidad de llamar nuestra atención. ME es una pared interactiva que responde a la proximidad de las [...]]]></description>
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<p>Mis Estrellas, (Mes Etoiles, ME)<br />
Hernando Barragán + Andrés Aitken.</p>
<p><i>&#8220;La luz eléctrica escapó a nuestra atención como medio de comunicación precisamente porque no tiene contenido&#8221;</i><br />
—	Marshall McLuhan.</p>
<p>La luz tiene cualidades contemplativas muy fuertes, así pues la capacidad de llamar nuestra atención. ME es una pared interactiva que responde a la proximidad de las personas brindado una respuesta luminosa sobre su superficie. Este efecto mágico de acercarse a la pared activa constelaciones conformadas por cientos de puntos de luz blanca que aparecen sobre la superficie translúcida debido a los sensores que detectan su presencia, generando a su vez la impresión de estar dibujando con la luz. La gente puede entonces usar las paredes para expresarse, jugar, comunicarse o realizar creaciones colectivas sobre su superficie usando su cuerpo como instrumento. Las limitaciones inherentes de la baja resolución buscan estimular nuevas formas de auto-expresión y comunicación brindando la posibilidad de que lenguajes más simples emerjan. Con ME la estructura espacial es trascendida en el espacio de una pared luminosa, influenciando la topología del espacio afectando y alterando las relaciones entre las personas al rededor. Personas que estén cerca, se verán de repente envueltas en nuevos tipos de interacción que antes no eran posibles o apropiados, estimulando las exploraciones sociales. Este contacto a pesar de ser mediado puede llegar a romper las barreras espaciales y sicológicas que se presentan entre las personas que comparten un espacio en un momento dado.</p>
<p>ME fué seleccionada por la Gwangju Biennale Foundation para ser exhibida como parte de &#8220;Life: Link to the Future&#8221; junto con un grupo de diseñadores contemporáneos renombrados de la escena internacional del diseño, entre ellos: Ingo Maurer, Vito Acconci/Acconci Studio, Prof. Reza Abedini, Architecture for Humanity, One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) projects by Professor Nicholas Negroponte, David Trubridge, Hussein Chalayan, Droog Design, Morris Sato Studio LLP.+ DuPont™ Corian® , Flos, Venini, Samsung, LG and Renault motors.</p>
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<div class="english">Mis Estrellas, (Mes Etoiles, ME)<br />
Hernando Barragán + Andrés Aitken.</p>
<p><i>“The electric light escapes attention as a communication medium precisely because it has no content”</i><br />
—	Marshall McLuhan.</p>
<p>Mes-Etoiles, is an interactive wall that responds to the presence of people by displaying feedback on the wall as light patterns. Equipped with sensors which could sense the viewers´ motions, the constellation composed of several hundreds of white light spots on the semi-transparent surface becomes activated as the audience approaches closer. Displaying mysterious effects, this work gives an impression as thought one is drawing pictures with lights. People use their bodies as tools to shape the wall, enjoy the experience and communicate. Through such mutual action and response, a completely new creation is born on the wall surface by the audience becoming the master of creation through the new self expression and stimulating the communication aided and mediated by technology. The space structure is transformed by giving and taking effects to the relationship between the surrounding people. The instantaneously-changed space topology tears down the spatial and psychological boundaries existing between people and involves them in a completely new form of interaction. The low resolution is intended to stimulate new and simpler languages to emerge. This activity goes over and beyond the boundaries of media, arts, architecture and design, and new and unfamiliar social tension relationship is created continuously. In this era of technology is it possible to organize new human relations, stimulate and induce relationships between technology, human and society in a more meaningful and enjoyable way?</p>
<p>ME was selected by the Gwangju Biennale Foundation to be exhibited under the theme of &#8220;Life: Link to the Future&#8221; with other renowned contemporary designers and groups of the international design scene. “Mes-Etoiles has great value satisfying both design society and the public”</p>
<p>GWANGJU BIENNALE FOUNDATION, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Government Information Agency, Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Ministry of Construction and Transportation, Korea Customs Service, Jeolla Namdo, Korea Institute of Design Promotion, Korea Foundation of Design Associations, Arts Council Korea, Korea Culture &amp; Content Agency, Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, the Federation of Korean Industries, Korea Chamber of Commerce, Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business, Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics
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		<title>en.light.en Interactive lamps</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[en.light.en Mas allá del juego crítico del Pop que desdibujaba las estructuras entre alta y baja cultura, hoy el artista es un productor de conocimiento e información inmaterial que se inserta dentro de las industrias de producción de la visualidad contemporánea mediante mecanismos de producción y distribución. La reacomodación de los sistemas de producción hace [...]]]></description>
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<p>Mas allá del juego crítico del Pop que desdibujaba las estructuras entre alta y baja cultura, hoy el artista es un productor de conocimiento e información inmaterial que se inserta dentro de las industrias de producción de la visualidad contemporánea mediante mecanismos de producción y distribución. La reacomodación de los sistemas de producción hace forzosamente necesario su operación en un intermedio crítico: el intervalo entre diseño de producto y objeto serial, entre prototipo y manufactura estandarizada. La “fabricación” se convierte en una proyección del paradigma del capitalismo tardío por una total especialización y las estéticas del lujo diseñado crean experiencias en la vida cotidiana; es en este campo donde artistas como Hernando Barragán han visto las posibilidades de producción contemporánea en proyectos que exploran las adaptaciones a este régimen tecnocrático a través de obras que son productoras de experiencia como actos de consumo inmaterial.<br />
Los dispositivos de en.light.en de Barragán conservan por otro lado la ambigüedad entre obra única y objeto de consumo masivo, entre nociones tradicionales de arte como original y producto de diseño por el otro. En ellos se desarrolla la interacción en su forma mas simple y lúdica: intrigan e inquietan al espectador al plantearle relaciones inusuales e inesperadas a partir de objetos aparentemente sencillos pero tecnológicamente sofisticados. Usando Wiring como plataforma de programación que permite la creación de ambientes tangibles, estos dispositivos plantean para el observador/usuario formas nuevas de relacionarse con realidades inmateriales, planteadas corporalmente hoy pero aún sobre la promesa de realizarse socialmente en un futuro cercano.</p>
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Interviniendo a través de la tecnología el espacio del sujeto, los dispositivos de en.light.en crean una interacción mediada por el acto tecnológico que plantea una interrupción de las relaciones sociales y psicológicas del espectador por parte de la semiótica performática propuesta por el objeto tecnológico.<br />
(1) José Luis Brea. El tercer Umbral: estatuto de las prácticas artísticas en la era del capitalismo cultural.</p>
<p>—	Carlos Betancourt</p>
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<p>Felipe Mesa + Hernando Barragán<br />
Colaboración: Alma Benedetto y Sebastian Serna</p>
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		<title>Arboles Eco-Sociales para Santiago de Compostela</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 02 Aug 2010 05:50:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Felipe Mesa + Hernando Barragán Colaboración: María José Sanín (Bióloga), Invanhova Benedeto y Luisa Restrepo (Arquitectas) Juan Pablo Giraldo y Sebastian Serna (Estudiantes de Arquitectura) &#160;]]></description>
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<p>Felipe Mesa + Hernando Barragán<br />
Colaboración: María José Sanín (Bióloga), Invanhova Benedeto y Luisa Restrepo (Arquitectas)<br />
Juan Pablo Giraldo y Sebastian Serna (Estudiantes de Arquitectura)</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 02 Aug 2007 16:04:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Openwork: 170 East End Avenue NYC</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 01 Aug 2007 16:35:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 03 Aug 2006 01:01:42 +0000</pubDate>
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