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Qualiascope
Outside view
2014
Qualiascope
Animation
2014
Aural Thermometer
Thermometer, headphone jacks, audio, headphones
2014
Fluids, Absorbed and Accumulated
Flip books and shelf
2014
Sounds Unheard, Then Heard Suddenly
Flip books and shelf
2014
Incremental Meld
Yardstick, fringe
2014
Incremental Meld
Yardstick, fringe
2014
Giving Power/Receiving Directions
Dry transfer lettering
2014
Fulgerite
Vibrational speaker attached to window, audio, stethoscope
2014
Fulgerite
Vibrational speaker attached to window, audio, stethoscope
2014
Qualiascope
Installation view
2014
Gnomon (Lists)
Clock, shelf, drawings in notebook
2014
Extension
Overhead projector, extension cord, thread, transparency
2014
Extension
Overhead projector, extension cord, thread, transparency
2014
Extension
Overhead projector, extension cord, thread, transparency
2014
Extension
Overhead projector, extension cord, thread, transparency
2014
Extension
Overhead projector, extension cord, thread, transparency
2014
Absorption Rolodex
Muslin, thread, piping, wood
2014
Absorption Rolodex
Muslin, thread, piping, wood
2014
Reflex
Dry transfer lettering
2014

Qualiascope
Solo Exhibition
2014

“Qualia" are subjective experiences: pain from a stubbed toe, the taste of food, the perception of color. These experiences can only be expressed and interpreted - there are no tools for systematically measuring one’s qualia.

Qualiascope invited the public to understand how a room feels: to repeatedly watch light move from side to side, to feel limited warmth, to hear sudden conversations, to absorb water. Each isolated experience, presented in the form of various animation and sound objects, contained a series of increments much like any calculating tool. The sounds and images, separate and connected, allowed the visitor to control their own rate of “playback”, as well as suggest a different scale of duration: a room’s sense of time.

Qualiascope was a solo exhibition at Roman Susan in Chicago, IL