“I am too complex..."
Currall, Alan (2009) “I am too complex...". [Artefact]
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Creators/Authors: | Currall, Alan |
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Abstract: | “I am too complex,…” is an audio, sculptural artefact. This work comprises a roughly hewn, hollow, wooden head, slightly larger than that of the artist, mounted on the extended chromed steel pole of an old fashioned lighting stand, at a height just slightly taller than the artist. Inside the head is a microprocessor and speech synthesizer, a small amplifier and speakers and a battery power supply. The microprocessor is programmed to create the titular text of the piece using the algorithmic phonemes of the speech synthesizer. Over the course of a 60 minute cycle, a random factor causes the quality of the speech to deteriorate from a clipped robotic tone to a slurred, garbled, drunken ramble. |
Output Type: | Artefact |
Media of Output: | Pine, found object, microprocessor, speech synthesizer, audio. |
Schools and Departments: | School of Fine Art > Sculpture & Environmental Art |
Dates: | Date Date Type March 2009 UNSPECIFIED |
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Output ID: | 2445 |
Deposited By: | Alan Currall |
Deposited On: | 18 Jan 2013 13:15 |
Last Modified: | 18 May 2015 10:10 |