DescriptionArtist: Nourathar Studio |
Box Contents: | - Space-Time Tuner (artwork) - Power cable - Spare micro-sd card (inside artwork) |
In the event of damage or loss to the crate and its contents during shipment a claim can be filed; however, all carriers and insurance policies have cutoff periods for filing. |
· Hold 2 corners of the artwork and steadily pull upwards to lift it out of the box · Remove wrapping. |
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1.4 To move the artwork, lift by firmly holding from the bottom, front and back (2 people recommended) |
Turning OFF: * |
- Press & release red button - Wait 10 seconds
- Turn switch off
(see *WARNING below)
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* Warning: | To ensure the durability of the electronic components, it is VERY IMPORTANT that the piece is turned off following instructions (above) |
Temperature: | Under 25ºC, recommended ambient temperature. |
Ambient light: | The artwork will be best viewed under controlled lighting conditions. |
Stand: | For best viewing, stand should be between 120cm and 140cm high. Width and depth should be slightly larger than artwork's. |
This User Manual can be accessed using the QR code on the back of the artwork (QR reader app necessary; these can be found for android or iPhone). This online version will include further additions, details and updates. |
Maintenance: | Isopropyl alcohol can be used to clean the front glass (apply gently with anti-static cloth) Use wax to polish and protect the artwork's wooden exterior. |
Preservation: | Purchase of replacement screen and Raspberry Pi are recommended (see Technical Specifications below) |
Support: | nourathar_dot_m_at_gmail_dot_com skype: universomente +34 687 049 717 |
Technology: | HD Screen 11.6", 16:9 Eyoyo K1223; TFT, LCD. Resolution: 1366 x 768, HDMI Dimensions: 19.2 x 29.7 x 3.8 cm Specs & manual |
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Barebone computer: Raspberry Pi 3 model B 1.2 GHz Quad-core ARM Cortex A53, 1GB RAM, USB 2.0) Technical specs (pdf) http://www.raspberrypi.org |
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Warranty: | All technology included with the piece is new. The warranty of each component is provided by its supplier. |
Space-Time Tuner presents a moving landscape of silent, visible sound-waves held within an antique radio. The artwork's various layers of reflection offer an intriguing optical puzzle and an invitation to explore multi-dimensional compositions. The time dimension is also included in the rhythmic sense of the animated composition, as well as in the evocation of traveling back to a time when the voice of the radio was at the centre of the living room.
On one hand, the piece is a tribute to the obsolete technology it uses; on the other, it draws attention to the contrast between old and new media.
The reflecting scenography held within the radio contains an homage to HSM Coxeter (1907 - 2003), one of the most important geometers of the twentieth century; the triangular shapes are composed of octahedral kaleidoscopes, as defined by Coxeter.