Aristotle's Office

Electronic Visualisation and the Arts (EVA 2009) - Tom Keene and Kypros Kyprianou - In an increasingly wired and wireless world, objects are being embedded with communicating technologies, and are increasingly drawn into networked behaviour where previously they were independent. Objects are no longer passive receivers of one-sided instruction. The machines talk amongst themselves. Aristotle's office "#n Objects and an interface" presents talking office furniture in the form of a shaky plant, rustling bin, clicking phone, angle poise light and answer machine. Originally a Lighthouse, Brighton 2007 commission, a selection of objects currently roam the UK, to continue their conversation. - Our website uses cookies to help improve your experience. Find out more by reading our - .