Bio-Livro

Diana Domingues

Bio-Livro , ongoing
Co-workers & Funding
TECHNICAL STAFF / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Video Editting
NPAV/UCS
Hermes Lôra e Marcos Orlandi
Luis Alberto Ferronatto

Industrial Automation
LTP/UCS:
Eng. Getúlio Martins Lupion
Eng. Delfim Torok

Lights and Sound
Sólus
Luiz A. Mondadori

Imagens Médicas / Medical Images
CONRAD - Dr. Alexandre De Carli
LaboCordis - Dr. Paulo Dias

Arquitetura / Architecture
Carlos Eduardo Mesquita Pedone

Chemistry
DERMOBEL - Dra. Maria Tereza Tedesco Zanchi

Technicians at UCS
Metalwork - UCS
Luciano Traiber

Glass shop - UCS
Heraldo Zeni

Infrared
Eldemir Pezzini

Graphic Project
DIXXI Comunicação e Marketing
Humberto Vieira

Photography
Ana Mery Sehbe de Carli
Diana Domingues
Romulo Fialdini
Vicente de Mello
Documents
  • BIO-LIVRO, 1996
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  • video
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    176 × 144
Description
Bio-Biblion is the library of life. There are medical books, personnal objects mixed whith eletronical screens. One slide image appears and disappears on the wall. Just like memories which come and go. And one bowl with blood moving in the middle of the room is to me like an offering to life. The red color made by the light on the TV screen, like immaterial blood, by the vibration of electrons boils feverishly just like human blood. A red canvas with the pigment attached to the easel isn't as symbolically close to life. The other screen shows a flash: the father's picture, a photograph-frozen life paradigm, dead moment of a time that will not come back- that, on being animated eletronicaly, produces a slight vibration, imminence of a vital sign. In the thirth screen, the pages of the book are turned by somebody that is absent from who that we hear the noice of the respiration and of the heart.
Keywords
  • genres
    • conceptual art
    • installations
  • subjects
    • Art and Science
    • Religion and Mythology
      • Bibles
      • religions
      • rituals
    • Technology and Innovation
  • technology
    • displays
    • interfaces
      • interactive media
Technology & Material
Display
3 TV
Installation Requirements / Space
Sculpture that the blood moves by infrared sensor
Slide projection
Material
Medical books
Personal Objects
Bibliography