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Sphinx, Silom Soi, Bangkok
Buy One Get One is a two month homesteading project housing at http://www.ntticc.or.jp/HoME.
During the two month period of the ICC Biennale '97 exhibition, we claim our HoME in the telecommunication's mainframe. With Lawrence CHUA, we engineer a route that recalls seeds of discontent and desire carried on trade winds between continents. |
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We'll be
uploading and "furnishing" our HoME with wallpapers of the home(page)less, smuggling memory chips of the ever-developing as we cross borderlines of hyperlink (il)logics. Return to the idea of the body as a system with complex routes/roots in the world around it. So, what does travel mean in a world that is part of your own body, or with a suitcase that is
your HoME ?
On the road, the digi-suitcase is transmission central, our last hold to a connection, our attachment to HoME/System Mainframe. The ume bento recalls a colonial past.
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In the gallery, the bento suitcase serves as the interface of travelers and marketplace locals. Ume, nipple, panic button. When in doubt, PRESS. Memory chips scramble. Reprogrammable auto-agents shuttle down the assembly line. Visitors at the gallery reloading the site are part of the homesteading scheme.
Buy One Get One; the over and forever developing clone themselves and claim HoME in net circuitry. Recalling the boys selling garlands and pineapples in the midst of Bangkok's perpetual gridlock, our wired bodies work across-circuited systems, shaking ass to make a buck.
Writer/router: Lawrence CHUA
Java programming: NAKANISHI Yasuto Hardware interface: OENOKI Jun Handmade bento digicase: SUZUKI Takahiko |
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