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SARA MALINARICH, Chilean artist, specialized in multimedia and networking, has worked in the development of platforms and technological interfaces for creation, collaborating in European projects and international teams.

In her private projects, she explores the territories of virtual reality. Some examples of this are her multimedia artworks New process 1.0 and Claroscuro, a pioneering project in Chile shown at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Her Net.Art projects include works such as Luminisensor and e.scher system; the last one has been recently exhibited at Bienal de las Nuevas Artes, Mérida, México (2007).

Other of her creations, presented at the Festival of Art and Science in Asturias, Spain (2005), refers to the artificial life through a cybernetic plant (Foto.Sin.Tesis, 2005).

The same year (2005), she proposed and directed the international festival of teleshared action, Orbita.
Since 2000 she resides in Madrid and is director of INTACT project*, interface for teleshared action (www.intact01.net).

*INTACT is an experimental research project in the field of cyberculture, dedicated to the development of teleshared actions and the construction of a network of cooperation for telematics creation.
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Posted on 3/4/2012

Just in case

"Just In Case" happened on december 9th 2011. It took place in four different art centers simultaneously.

A performer in Laboral (Gijon, Spain) interacted with an installation in Hangar (Barcelona, Spain)

while a musical collaboration among five musicians occurred between Lieu Multiple (Poitiers, France) and Laboral.

A remote audience in SAT (Montreal, Canada) watched the whole process.

The performer in Laboral dropped ropes on the floor. It activated sensors which triggered motors, in Hangar.  The motors opened boxes of salt placed on the ceiling, and activated 3D video elements projected onto the floor around the salt.

Teleshared action, four places (nodes).

 PARTICIPANT ARTISTS CO-RESPONSABILITY:

Node Laboral.Centro de arte y creación idustrial (Plat0): Marga LLano Vicente Pastor, Ernesto García, Las Casicasiotone, Paula Pin

Node EMF. Espace Mendes France (Lieu Multiple): Claire Bergerault, Patrick Treguer

Node Hangar. Centro de producción de artes visuales: Francois Mourre, Alexandre Berthier, Sara Malinarich, Manuel Terán

REMOTE AUDIENCE

Node Sat.La Société des arts technologiques.

Technical support and interface development: Alexandre Quessy (SAT), Axel Guillaumet (Hypernoika), Raffaello Manacorda, Alex Posada, Sergi Larios,  Miguel Ángel de Heras (Hangar), Manuel Terán, Alexandre Berthier (INTACT).

Special Thanks: Pedro Soler, Salah Malouli, David Pello, René Barsalo, Luc Courchesne, Mical Seta, Mike Wozniewski, Heaven Baek, Yuko Mohri, Carlos Villar, Pilar Velasco.

HANGAR (Barcelona-España)

 

PICTURES  Node Hangar ||  Node EMF – Lieu Multiple ||   Node Laboral – Plat0

 

SUPPORTS

Supported by: Technological: Production "Just in Case": In collaboration:
 
     

 

Posted on 3/4/2012

Milhouse

Teleshared installation.  2th -3th october 2011

Realized at Laboral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial. Plat0 (Gijón. España)  in collaboration with SAT -Societé des art Technologiques (Montreal, Canada)
By: Alexandre Berthier, Sara Malinarich and Manuel Terán. In collaboration: Las Casicasiotone, Pilar Velasco and Ernesto García

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Performances realized during the weekend, days 2th -3th october 2011 in connection with SAT in real time. Maria Mitsopoulou and Paula Pin (Transnoise)

Posted on 10/24/2011

Yo, carolina

“There are words that  hurt  and are encysted in the  skin.   A catastrophic form that becomes mortal.”

Sara Malinarich (Guest artist to Femlink Project, on behalf of Chile)
“I, Carolina” (Video)
Sound: Odisseu Fill de Laertes
Cast: Helena Rebenaque

It based on the book “The metamorphosis” of Franz Kafka, the video “I, Carolina” exposes one of the facets of the aggressiveness.

The words like a way of violence.

For Daniel Sibony (Moroccan, French Psychoanalyst 1946), there is a crucial episode in the book. It is when Gregorio Samsa’ s sister throws him apples causing the death of Samsa.

According to Sibony these apples, encysted in the shell of the protagonist, are words. They are the reproaches that acquire a mortal form.

EXHIBITIONS

3th march to 15th april. Rollstone Studio. EEUU
8th march. Artos Foundation. Cultural and research foudation. Cyprus
3th to 25th march 2011 at TAC. Temporary Art Centre. Netherlans
12th february 2012. 7th annual Carnival of e-Creativity (CeC 2012). India

Posted on 11/9/2010

Identidades Compartidas

ID + COM is a work based on human relationships and the dependence of them about the new technologies.

In the process of the communication to distance through chats and virtual communities on the Internet this environment become a real space.  This piece, captured in real-time, is a dialogue among users with an emotional linking. The video show the complexity of the media where the relationships are founded on virtual spaces and how this environment is capable to modify the perceptions and the lives.  Through a common language and some codes, recently in practice, the caracters (avatars) of this short film confess and lie.

They represent their own avatar.  They doubt; the fact is that in the network certain guidelines are clear: the body and the message to are about to verify.  ID + COM, is the reflection of a cyberculture, impregnated of the human desires, with the property to penetrate vertically in the reality.

 

TRAILER

Dirección: Sara Malinarich
Direccion arte: Manuel Terán
Musica: Nicolás Nilo

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