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Hotwire.earth, is an interactive arts collective exploring the intersection of sound, matter, and low-powered electronics through the construction of unique, tactile sound devices.

You are invited to contribute and share skills, ideas, perspectives on art+technology, more-than-human advocacy, and the art of living on a damaged planet. Since its launch in 2009, it has continued to evolve through the contributions of a [[People|growing network of practitioners]]

… | [[thinkering|t(h)inkering]] | hacking | making | coding | soldering | electronics | sewing | drawing | performing | …

Playful making / thinking playfully. An inter-disciplinary community exploring creativity where art and technology meet.

We celebrate playful making, working with others and sharing the results. We make artwork from technology, and consider the issues surrounding technologies in the process. We value the risk of experimentation, improvising with tools and materials to challenge the culture of closed devices.

We’re looking for the curious and inquisitive. Are you open and eager to experiment with technology to make art? Wanting to learn and willing to share?

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Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T10:04:02Z

Amprior: /* Texts and Sites */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.
<gallery mode="slideshow">
File:LaserDust1.jpeg|Firing lasers through dust
File:LaserDust2.jpeg|Laser, Dust and Transducer
File:Kitbits.jpeg|Some items of equipment
File:EQingNoise.jpeg|EQing Noise
File:Dust on plastic.jpeg|Bouncing dust on a sheet of plastic
File:ChadliPlate1.jpeg|Building a Chadli Plate
File:ChadliPlate2.jpeg|Testing a Chadli Plate
File:BouncingDust.jpeg|Bouncing Dust on a speaker cone
File:TypeEq.jpeg|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts and Sites==
[https://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/35/connor.php Connor, Steven. 2009. Pulverulence - The power of powder. Cabinet Magazine]

[https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/the-dust-that-measures-all-our-time/ Connor, Steven. 2021. The Dust That Measures All Our Time. The Public Domain Review.]
[[Category:Workshop]]

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T10:03:40Z

Amprior:

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.
<gallery mode="slideshow">
File:LaserDust1.jpeg|Firing lasers through dust
File:LaserDust2.jpeg|Laser, Dust and Transducer
File:Kitbits.jpeg|Some items of equipment
File:EQingNoise.jpeg|EQing Noise
File:Dust on plastic.jpeg|Bouncing dust on a sheet of plastic
File:ChadliPlate1.jpeg|Building a Chadli Plate
File:ChadliPlate2.jpeg|Testing a Chadli Plate
File:BouncingDust.jpeg|Bouncing Dust on a speaker cone
File:TypeEq.jpeg|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts and Sites==
[[https://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/35/connor.php Connor, Steven. 2009. Pulverulence - The power of powder. Cabinet Magazine]]

[[https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/the-dust-that-measures-all-our-time/ Connor, Steven. 2021. The Dust That Measures All Our Time. The Public Domain Review.]]
[[Category:Workshop]]

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:53:55Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.
<gallery mode="slideshow">
File:LaserDust1.jpeg|Firing lasers through dust
File:LaserDust2.jpeg|Laser, Dust and Transducer
File:Kitbits.jpeg|Some items of equipment
File:EQingNoise.jpeg|EQing Noise
File:Dust on plastic.jpeg|Bouncing dust on a sheet of plastic
File:ChadliPlate1.jpeg|Building a Chadli Plate
File:ChadliPlate2.jpeg|Testing a Chadli Plate
File:BouncingDust.jpeg|Bouncing Dust on a speaker cone
File:TypeEq.jpeg|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:53:12Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.
<gallery mode="slideshow">
File:LaserDust1.jpeg|Firing lasers through dust
File:LaserDust2.jpeg|Dust blocking the laser
File:Kitbits.jpeg|Some items of equipment
File:EQingNoise.jpeg|EQing Noise
File:Dust on plastic.jpeg|Bouncing dust on a sheet of plastic
File:ChadliPlate1.jpeg|Building a Chadli Plate
File:ChadliPlate2.jpeg|Testing a Chadli Plate
File:BouncingDust.jpeg|Bouncing Dust on a speaker cone
File:TypeEq.jpeg|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

File:BouncingDust.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:49:38Z

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File:ChadliPlate1.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:49:12Z

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File:ChadliPlate2.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:48:41Z

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File:Dust on plastic.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:48:11Z

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File:EQingNoise.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:47:40Z

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File:Kitbits.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:47:01Z

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File:LaserDust1.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:46:25Z

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File:LaserDust2.jpeg

2025-07-17T09:45:49Z

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Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:44:56Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.
<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=780px>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|frameless|599px|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:43:26Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=780%>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|frameless|599px|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:41:45Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=780%>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|frameless|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:37:38Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=780%>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:37:03Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=100%>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire. One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:35:55Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=100%>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:35:09Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=100%>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:33:15Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

<gallery mode="slideshow">
File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center
File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:32:30Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

<gallery mode="slideshow">
File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:30:45Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]
[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments. By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop_CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:27:54Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */ adding packedhover

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter
File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal
File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking
File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer
File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop
File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones
File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.
File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.
File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada
File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust
File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass
</gallery>

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:25:09Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

<gallery>
File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter

File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal

[[File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking]]

[[File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer]]

[[File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop]]

[[File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]
</gallery>

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:24:07Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

<gallery>
[[File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter]]

[[File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal]]

[[File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking]]

[[File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer]]

[[File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop]]

[[File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]
</gallery>

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-17T09:23:00Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */ reformatted as gallery

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.


[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

<gallery>
[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter]]

[[File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal]]

[[File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking]]

[[File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer]]

[[File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop]]

[[File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]
</gallery>

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-15T13:25:36Z

Amprior:

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.


[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter]]

[[File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal]]

[[File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking]]

[[File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer]]

[[File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop]]

[[File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-15T13:24:32Z

Amprior: Added more images

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.


[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypeEq.jpeg|thumb|EQing the sound from a contact-mic'd typewriter]]

[[File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg|thumb|Dust interfering with a laser signal]]

[[File:Arduino2.jpeg|thumb|Programming an arduino to sequence LED blinking]]

[[File:Arduino1.jpeg|thumb|The speed could be controlled by potentiometer]]

[[File:Dust.jpeg|thumb|Some dust brought to the workshop]]

[[File:Transducers.jpeg|thumb|Transducers are basically the electromagnet used on speaker cones]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

File:Transducers.jpeg

2025-07-15T13:21:02Z

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File:Dust.jpeg

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File:Arduino1.jpeg

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File:Arduino2.jpeg

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File:Dust and laser 2.jpeg

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File:TypeEq.jpeg

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Amprior:

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-12T17:24:40Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */ Added several videos

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.


[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Fisherprice1.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Laser.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone2.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Cone.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:Typing.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:TypingBounce.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

File:TypingBounce.mp4

2025-07-12T17:21:31Z

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File:Typing.mp4

2025-07-12T17:19:29Z

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File:Cone.mp4

2025-07-12T17:17:01Z

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File:Cone2.mp4

2025-07-12T17:16:10Z

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File:Laser.mp4

2025-07-12T17:15:09Z

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File:Fisherprice1.mp4

2025-07-12T17:14:39Z

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File:Fisherprice2.mp4

2025-07-12T17:13:16Z

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Solar dust vibration

2025-07-12T16:37:39Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.


[[File:SolarDustVideo 18June25.mp4|640px|center]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-12T16:17:33Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:JulyTest.mp4|thumb|left|600px|Vibrating dust and a light source simultaneously]]
{{#ev:html5|/images/5/5c/JulyTest.mp4|640x360|center}}

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-11T15:55:07Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.

[[File:SolarDustVibration.webm|thumb|left|600px|Vibrating dust and a light source simultaneously]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Solar dust vibration

2025-07-11T15:54:43Z

Amprior: /* Images and Videos */ added gallery image

Solar, Dust & Vibration workshop was held 18/06/25 at [https://37looestreet.org/ 37, Looe Street Gallery] in Plymouth. As part of a International Visiting Researcher Residency funded by University of Plymouth, we hosted David Strang, who introduced an exploration of dust as both a raw material, but also the (usually) forgotten waste and remains of life.

==Provocation==
How to be human... 
...in an artificial world 
...in a world of artificial intelligence
...amidst technological complexity
...after the end of the world

==Provocation==
What knowledge, know-how etc. would you share; and how would you share it; in such a world?

==Schedule==
[[Solar,_Dust,_Vibration_Schedule_(18.06.25)|Solar, Dust, Vibration Schedule (18.06.25)]]

==Images and Videos==

We were given the provocation to playfully explore the creative possibilities of dust and vibration. One way of doing this was through transmitting sound through laser diodes, picked up by solar cells. This technique was developed in the [[https://www.davidstrang.co.uk/transmit.html Transmission and Interference]] project, by David Strang and Vincent Van Uffelen. When dust interrupts the laser, the sound is also affected.



[[File:SDVWorkshop_Adjusting_The_Mix.jpg|thumb|Mixer adjustments]]
By modulating the bass, mid and high frequencies, we found we could excite and vibrate the dust sources in a variety of ways.

[[File:SDVWorkshop CanadianColonialDust.jpg|thumb|Vibrating dust mined in Canada as a justification for empire.]]
One of our group brought dust that had originally been mined in Canada and passed off as gold to Queen Elizabeth 1st, in order to justify the colonisation of Canada. After a Canadian colony had been established, and it became clear there was no gold (or much less than claimed), the mined stone was used to build the city walls of Dartmouth. Our group member had reclaimed some stone, and returned it to Canada as an artistic and ritual act; and we talked about what it meant to vibrate and enliven this dislocated material, which had travelled so far, and was entangled in the ebb and flow of various human endeavours.

[[File:18June25_SolarDustVibrationWorkshop1.jpeg|thumb|Working with Fisher Price record player and dust from Canada]] 

[[File:SDVWorkshop FisherPrice.jpg|thumb|Using a FisherPrice record player, to vibrate dust]]

[[File:SDVWorkshop GlassWithinGlass.jpg|thumb|Exploring the acoustic properties of glass within glass]]

[[File:37LooeStreet.jpeg|thumb|Solar, Dust, Vibration Worskhop at 37, Looe Street Gallery]]

==Texts==
Marder, Michael. 2016. dust. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dust-9781628923308/

Liboiron, M & Lepawsky, J. 2022. Discard Studies: Wasting, Systems, and Power. https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5337/Discard-StudiesWasting-Systems-and-Power

Cubitt, Sean. 2017. Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies. https://dukeupress.edu/finite-media

==Sites==
[https://discardstudies.com/ Discard Studies]

[[Category:Workshop]]

File:37LooeStreet.jpeg

2025-07-11T15:48:56Z

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Events

2025-07-11T15:23:59Z

Amprior: Addwe

=='''Upcoming / Recent'''==

WORKSHOP#14 ~~ [[Solar dust vibration | Solar, Dust, Vibration (18.06.25)]]

=='''Previous'''==
WORKSHOP#13 ~~ [[Processing Sandpit (14.03.17)]] 
VISIT#1 ~~ [[PCA FabLab (14.02.17)]] 
LIVE#3 ~~ [[Christmas Midioke Special! (13.12.16)]] 
WORKSHOP#12 ~~ [[OpenJack (08.11.16)]] 
WORKSHOP#11 ~~ [[Databending (10.10.16)]] 
WORKSHOP#10 ~~ [[Contact Mics + Hyrdophones (13/10/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#9 ~~ [[EARTH CODE / EARTH VOICE with Martin Howse (17/10/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#8 ~~ [[Field Recording (14/07/15)]] 
LIVE#2 ~~ [[16.04.15]] 
WORKSHOP#7 ~~ [[Holography and Video Jammin’ (09/06/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#6 ~~ [[Elastic Band Drone Machines (14/04/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#5 ~~ [[MakeyMakey (10/03/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#4 ~~ [[Modular Max Stuff (14/01/15)]] 
LIVE#1 ~~ [[10.02.15]] 
WORKSHOP#3 ~~ [[Live Coding (09/12/14)]] 
WORKSHOP#2 ~~ [[Theremuino (11/11/14)]] 
WORKSHOP#1 ~~ [[Speaker Hacking / Victorian Synthesizer (14/10/14)]] 

=='''Ancient History'''==
WORKSHOP#0.5 ~~ Piano Hacking. University of Plymouth 
WORKSHOP#0.4 ~~ blank pages MaxMSP Performance. Cafe Concrete, Plymouth. 
WORKSHOP#0.3 ~~ Contact Mic workshop. University of Plymouth. 
WORKSHOP#0.2 ~~ Tape Loop workshop. Falmouth University of Arts. 
WORKSHOP#0.1 ~~ Tape Loop workshop. University of Plymouth

Events

2025-07-11T15:23:36Z

Amprior: Added workshops 2009-2014

=='''Upcoming / Recent'''==

WORKSHOP#14 ~~ [[Solar dust vibration | Solar, Dust, Vibration (18.06.25)]]

=='''Previous'''==
WORKSHOP#13 ~~ [[Processing Sandpit (14.03.17)]] 
VISIT#1 ~~ [[PCA FabLab (14.02.17)]] 
LIVE#3 ~~ [[Christmas Midioke Special! (13.12.16)]] 
WORKSHOP#12 ~~ [[OpenJack (08.11.16)]] 
WORKSHOP#11 ~~ [[Databending (10.10.16)]] 
WORKSHOP#10 ~~ [[Contact Mics + Hyrdophones (13/10/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#9 ~~ [[EARTH CODE / EARTH VOICE with Martin Howse (17/10/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#8 ~~ [[Field Recording (14/07/15)]] 
LIVE#2 ~~ [[16.04.15]] 
WORKSHOP#7 ~~ [[Holography and Video Jammin’ (09/06/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#6 ~~ [[Elastic Band Drone Machines (14/04/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#5 ~~ [[MakeyMakey (10/03/15)]] 
WORKSHOP#4 ~~ [[Modular Max Stuff (14/01/15)]] 
LIVE#1 ~~ [[10.02.15]] 
WORKSHOP#3 ~~ [[Live Coding (09/12/14)]] 
WORKSHOP#2 ~~ [[Theremuino (11/11/14)]] 
WORKSHOP#1 ~~ [[Speaker Hacking / Victorian Synthesizer (14/10/14)]]

=='''Ancient History'''==
WORKSHOP#0.5 ~~ Piano Hacking. University of Plymouth
WORKSHOP#0.4 ~~ blank pages MaxMSP Performance. Cafe Concrete, Plymouth.
WORKSHOP#0.3 ~~ Contact Mic workshop. University of Plymouth.
WORKSHOP#0.2 ~~ Tape Loop workshop. Falmouth University of Arts.
WORKSHOP#0.1 ~~ Tape Loop workshop. University of Plymouth