Okura
Archival pigment print on Epson Semi-Gloss 260gsm, with cut edges to finish. Mounted and framed on a tray frame, black
Hand-signed by the artist
Unique
101 × 127 cm
Artwork Description
This electromagnetic recording captures the ethereal remnants of digital life from an abandoned advertising display in the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo.
“Day 8 in Shibuya: Stumbled upon an abandoned advertising display today. It was eerie, standing there in the heart of such a bustling area. As I placed my recorder near it, I could almost hear whispers of its past life. The faint electromagnetic pulses felt like ghosts of forgotten advertisements. It was a stark reminder of how quickly technology moves on in this city. I sat there for a while, imagining all the ads it must have shown, all the people who must have looked at it. It made me feel small, but also connected to the city's history in a weird way.”
About Tiziana Alocci
Tiziana Alocci is an Italian data artist, public speaker, and lecturer based in London. Her practice creates data-driven compositions out of invisible phenomena such as sleep patterns, soundscapes, movement and scents. Her practice is defined as ‘behavioural cartography’ – visually mapping the minutiae of how people live today. Her art converts recorded data into visual and sonified abstractions – transforming data into meaningful stories. Tiziana has been an Associate Lecturer at the University of the Arts London since 2018.
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The frame is handmade in London using solid wood only from sustainable sources. We do not use veneers, MDF, or any other type of reconstituted materials. Frames use 100% acid-free materials and are FSC-certified. We guarantee the quality and archival properties of every frame we make.
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Please note that if the work is being shipped internationally from the UK, you may be liable to pay import/duty charges which are not covered by our shipping fee. The shipping fee is calculated separately. Free pickup by the artists’s studio in London, UK.
Archival pigment print on Epson Semi-Gloss 260gsm, with cut edges to finish. Mounted and framed on a tray frame, black
Hand-signed by the artist
Unique
101 × 127 cm
Artwork Description
This electromagnetic recording captures the ethereal remnants of digital life from an abandoned advertising display in the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo.
“Day 8 in Shibuya: Stumbled upon an abandoned advertising display today. It was eerie, standing there in the heart of such a bustling area. As I placed my recorder near it, I could almost hear whispers of its past life. The faint electromagnetic pulses felt like ghosts of forgotten advertisements. It was a stark reminder of how quickly technology moves on in this city. I sat there for a while, imagining all the ads it must have shown, all the people who must have looked at it. It made me feel small, but also connected to the city's history in a weird way.”
About Tiziana Alocci
Tiziana Alocci is an Italian data artist, public speaker, and lecturer based in London. Her practice creates data-driven compositions out of invisible phenomena such as sleep patterns, soundscapes, movement and scents. Her practice is defined as ‘behavioural cartography’ – visually mapping the minutiae of how people live today. Her art converts recorded data into visual and sonified abstractions – transforming data into meaningful stories. Tiziana has been an Associate Lecturer at the University of the Arts London since 2018.
Release information
The frame is handmade in London using solid wood only from sustainable sources. We do not use veneers, MDF, or any other type of reconstituted materials. Frames use 100% acid-free materials and are FSC-certified. We guarantee the quality and archival properties of every frame we make.
Shipping
Please note that if the work is being shipped internationally from the UK, you may be liable to pay import/duty charges which are not covered by our shipping fee. The shipping fee is calculated separately. Free pickup by the artists’s studio in London, UK.
Archival pigment print on Epson Semi-Gloss 260gsm, with cut edges to finish. Mounted and framed on a tray frame, black
Hand-signed by the artist
Unique
101 × 127 cm
Artwork Description
This electromagnetic recording captures the ethereal remnants of digital life from an abandoned advertising display in the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo.
“Day 8 in Shibuya: Stumbled upon an abandoned advertising display today. It was eerie, standing there in the heart of such a bustling area. As I placed my recorder near it, I could almost hear whispers of its past life. The faint electromagnetic pulses felt like ghosts of forgotten advertisements. It was a stark reminder of how quickly technology moves on in this city. I sat there for a while, imagining all the ads it must have shown, all the people who must have looked at it. It made me feel small, but also connected to the city's history in a weird way.”
About Tiziana Alocci
Tiziana Alocci is an Italian data artist, public speaker, and lecturer based in London. Her practice creates data-driven compositions out of invisible phenomena such as sleep patterns, soundscapes, movement and scents. Her practice is defined as ‘behavioural cartography’ – visually mapping the minutiae of how people live today. Her art converts recorded data into visual and sonified abstractions – transforming data into meaningful stories. Tiziana has been an Associate Lecturer at the University of the Arts London since 2018.
Release information
The frame is handmade in London using solid wood only from sustainable sources. We do not use veneers, MDF, or any other type of reconstituted materials. Frames use 100% acid-free materials and are FSC-certified. We guarantee the quality and archival properties of every frame we make.
Shipping
Please note that if the work is being shipped internationally from the UK, you may be liable to pay import/duty charges which are not covered by our shipping fee. The shipping fee is calculated separately. Free pickup by the artists’s studio in London, UK.
