Filtration of White Noise / ARe՜ FESTIVAL 2023

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Opening of ARe՜ FESTIVAL 2023. Photo: Anton Khlabov

We are glad to announce that the installation Filtration of White Noise by Elena Gubanova & Ivan Govorkov has been included in the program of the ARe՜ FESTIVAL 2023. The work is on view at the HayArt Cultural Center in Yerevan, Armenia from March 30 to April 3, 2023. 

HayArt Cultural Center

7a Mashtots Avenue

30.03 – 03.04

Hours:

30.03, 31.03 19:00 -21:00

01-03.04 15:00-21:00

Tickets: 1000 AMD

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For more information about the ARe՜ FESTIVAL 2023 please visit the festival’s website.

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Photo: Anna Prilutskaya

Elena Gubanova, Ivan Govorkov

Filtration of White Noise

Installation, participatory performance

Video engineer: Viktor Ryukhin

Computer programming, assembly by Sergey Komarov, Alexey Grachev

© CYLAND MediaArtLab

In this installation/participatory performance, the image interacts with the viewer’s movements. By entering the room, a person “startles” the peace and emptiness of the space by filling it with action. He brings reality and its reflection “to life” and turns “nothing” into “something”. As the viewer moves, the space fills with fluorescent flying white images-birds — with the troubled movement of black and white that, ultimately, “pulverizes” into the “white noise”. The only important thing here is the light that, forcing its way through the darkness, assumes the shape of soaring birds, fills the space with itself, and disappears when the viewer leaves. The beholder is gone – the light is gone – the shadow is gone – the world is gone.