Some Velvet Morning, 2009
glass, stainless steel, laboratory equipment, 200 x 120 x 60 cm
technological realisation: Thomas Seppi, Department of Radiotherapy and
Radiooncology, Medical University of Innsbruck
audio architecture: Peter Szely
exhibition view Planet Paradies, Galerie 401contemporary, Berlin 2009
The work quotes an experiment by biochemist Stanley Miller from the 1950s: A "primordial soup" consisting of water, ammonia, methane, hydrogen and carbon monoxide is heated. The resulting processes produce essential building blocks of life, amino acids, which are analysed using a chromatograph. The data obtained are interpreted acoustically by an audio program.
glass, stainless steel, laboratory equipment, 200 x 120 x 60 cm
technological realisation: Thomas Seppi, Department of Radiotherapy and
Radiooncology, Medical University of Innsbruck
audio architecture: Peter Szely
exhibition view Planet Paradies, Galerie 401contemporary, Berlin 2009
The work quotes an experiment by biochemist Stanley Miller from the 1950s: A "primordial soup" consisting of water, ammonia, methane, hydrogen and carbon monoxide is heated. The resulting processes produce essential building blocks of life, amino acids, which are analysed using a chromatograph. The data obtained are interpreted acoustically by an audio program.