The results are out: the Future Places jury, consisting of Philip Dean, Geoff Marslett and André Rangel, has commended all applicants on the overall quality of the work submitted. Out of these, this year´s prizes were awarded to:
1st PRIZE:
FILIPE PAIS
Installation: Living Room Plankton
Living Room Plankton is an interactive visual installation which allows the user to interfere with an artificial organism growing process and daily routine. This interaction leads to plastic contemplation and often to identity reflections.
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2nd PRIZE (ex-aequo)
SHLOMIT LEHAVI
Installation: Time Sifter
Time Sifter is a viewer-controlled environment immersed in visuals and sounds that plays on the theme of the time-machine in the digital age, and suggests a journey in time through motion, space and sound. A totem pole shaped steel construction, composed of circular wooden sieves, hand-crafted in Istanbul and retrofitted with projection material, is both the mechanism and the metaphor of sifting time.
2nd PRIZE (ex-aequo)
RUDOLFO QUINTAS
Performance: Burning the Sound
Burning the sound is a visually amplified sound art performance about the nature of rituals and the relation they establish with the state of power and control.
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The jury also agreed to signal a few commendations, for work submitted that reveals a potential in particular areas of the Festival theme. These included:
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More details soon… Congratulations to all!
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