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Misuse can mean the crossing of wires, both literally or figuratively. "Mind, the Gap" (2005-07) is a practice-based research project dedicated to the development of collaborative, interdisciplinary, performative live artworks that are influenced by the notion of synaesthesia - the cross wiring of sensory perceptions. It was conducted within the framework of the Norwegian Artistic Fellowship Programme (previously called the National The Programme for Research Fellowships in the Arts). The documentation of the project has been reconfigured for the purposes of the Research Catalogue. Apart from some small adjustments, the content remains the same as it was in 2007.
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MIND, THE GAP. SYNAESTHESIA AND CONTEMPORARY LIVE ART PRACTICE, 2005-07
- a documentation of the artistic research project 'Mind, the Gap'by Amanda Steggell
for the Norwegian Artistic Research Fellowship Programme.
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Image: Excerpt from "Tanaami Psycho Experience", by Keiichi Tanaami, silkscreen poster 2005. With kind permission from the artist.
