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Simon Byford

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PROJECT NAME: Love Story

Form: Web Project

Love Story is a Future Physical Commission

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project description:

This targetted commission for the Future Physical web site takes the form of an unfolding love story. Love on the Internet, echoing through servers and cables, packets of information containing hopes and fears. Love and the idea of love as a name, an electronic address, perceived identity, the flesh of emotion. Internet love stories have become the passion of the moment: more and more people are meeting online and mixing the emotional with the virtual.

This project is an attempt to distil raw feeling into pixels and to pick through the melee of online courtship. Using rich imagery, text, sound, interactivity and animation a sumptuous ether world of beating hearts and broken communication builds through filmic moments and poetic game-play. Love Story is fundamentally about identity: who is the narrator, who is the love object, what do they know about each other, where does this passion come from and where is it going to?

biography:

Simon Byford is a digital artist and webmonger based in Norwich, UK. He has been making digital works on CD, the web and with projection since 1995. Work has been exhibited internationally and, as well as individual projects, includes ongoing collaborations with Welfare State International (1997-) and being part of the team for the Desperate Optimists Map 50 project (2001).  Simon Byford is an active partner in the collaboration, Makb3th, presenting at Norwich Arts Centre with the group pirateutopia.org.

www.simonbyford.co.uk


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