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Wearable Network Art In 2003, NTT launched a FOMA mobile phone with a palm size that
Breath of Earth | 2014 allows a user to transmit full-color moving images easily. with support
from NTT, we also held an exhibition called ”Ubiquitous Art” by
establishing communications between Tokyo (Sensoji Temple), Fukui
Seoul Station  Fukui station (k-bit Institute), Nagoya (Osu-kannon), and kyoto (Yasaka Shrine).
Director: keigo Yamamoto. Performer: Takashi Iwamoto
Orchestra conductors develop their understanding of scores using their
body movements and gestures, and violinists scores using their body
A magnetic sensor is attached to the hand of the performer. The movements and pianists and others play music in accordance with the body
performer touches, presses, and rubs the grounded by his hands. The movements. In the exhibition of this time, we would like to connect a station
pose, breath, and strength of his actions: are configured to be converted in Seoul, korea and k-bit Institute in Fukui, exchange voice and images for
preciously into sound. By converting the breath of the touch to the collaborative performance, and distribute the performance on Ustream.
ground, the performer expresses the world of breathing of the ground. keigo Yamamoto, The Philosophy of Space, ”Art Ubiquitous Art”, 2005.

 ThE IMAgE oN ThE sCREEN Is foRMED by CoMbININg AN IMAgE fRoM
sEoUL, IN wHICH A FLOwER IS DIvIDED INTO TwO PIECES BY THE THUMB AND THE INDEX
FINgER. Y, AND AN IMAgE OF PERFORMANCE IN k-BIT INSTITUTE, FUkUI, JAPAN. THE
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PERFORMER IS DEvELOPINg HIS PERFORMANCE wITH THE COMBINED IMAgE. bREATh of gRoUND /SCENE OF PERFORMANCE IN wEARABLE NETwORk ART

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