kin_proxy vs Forever Sounds

kin_proxy is a performative dance piece by Charlotte Triebus exploring human corporeality with digital technology. One to three avatars move in augmented space and can be approached and experienced via users’ personal devices. The audience is invited to join a reality entanglement and its distortion, to sense an alien intimacy and the fine line between observation and surveillance, between agency, connection and interaction, as the avatar dancers react to proximity, distance and movement. For the interactive, binaural soundtrack, Charlotte Triebus has been collaborating with composer Brigitta Muntendorf. kin_proxy has been developed and scientifically supported by MIREVI Lab (University of Applied Science Düsseldorf).

Ewigkeitsgeräusche (Forever Sounds) is an artwork by Moritz Fehr created for the entrance hall of the Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum in 2024. Part of this work is a virtual sculpture (in augmented reality) that can be explored with this app. Headphones are recommended. Please note that this app only works on the lawn in front of the museum.