Three slow-moving Trojan Horses and a quicker-moving Bug travelling along tracks at grunt gallery. Still from Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.
Promotional email from for Infrasense at Folly Gallery from November 5 to December 17, 2004. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.
Origin Information
Default image for the object Infrasense: Tangible metaphors, object is lacking a thumbnail image
Article in brunt magazine on the Infrasense exhibition at grunt gallery. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.
Origin Information
Default image for the object Binder Cover, object is lacking a thumbnail image
List of Robert Saucier's submission slides included with the Infrasense proposal. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.
Origin Information
Default image for the object Robert Saucier CV, object is lacking a thumbnail image
Article in Hour's May 13 to 19, 1999 issue on Robert Saucier's still can't fly. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.
Proposal of Infrasense, including introduction, outline, technical specs, website information, funders, and research. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.
Origin Information
Default image for the object Robert Saucier, object is lacking a thumbnail image
Article in Parachute Magazine, Issue 80, October to December 1995, featuring Robert Saucier. Collected material for Infrasense by Robert Saucier and KIT artist collective.
Origin Information
Default image for the object Portable initiatives, collapsible forms, object is lacking a thumbnail image
Infrasense is a two-person collaborative sound and robotic installation. Nine plastic and metal molded robotic sculptures, representing the Trojan horse' electronic virus, moved slowly across the gallery space in a straight line, backwards and forwards. Three faster 'Bugs' that are remote-controlled maneuvered around the Trojan horses, as if they are trying desperately for some way to hook up to them or discover what they are carrying. Infrasense takes concepts from the digital world, renders them in physical sculptural form and then returns control of these forms to the digital landscape of the World Wide Web. The gallery that hosts the project becomes a 'carrier' of the virus, which is adaptable to changes in the location/environment and is, therefore, site specific. The resultant work plays out both on the Web and in real time. Infrasense was presented by grunt gallery in conjunction with Folly Gallery (Lancaster, UK).