Meghan Trainor

Northern Electronics Research Division was a Residency and Exhibition of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Swingspace Program.

Sound artist Jamie Allen and I occupied the space as the Northern Electronics Research Division, a fictional research facility that responded to the bleak and abandonded office space we inhabited while we produced work.

Transmission, 2006
Demonstration of functionality, RFID embedded objects trigger audio.
video

Audience members interacts with objects by scanning the control pieces and then scanning numbered graphite pieces to trigger audio.
video

Audience member interacts with objects by scanning the control pieces and then swinging graphite pieces to trigger audio.
video

Filters, 2006
I trigger audio with rfid embedded filters and chip in my arm.
video

Transmission: Demonstration of sound trigger by passing object in front of RFID reader, indicated by the graphite circle on the wall.

Transmission: Audience member marks the wall with graphite object after triggering sound.

Transmission: Audience member swing suspended pieces of graphite, creating a rhythm based on the action of the chain.

Transmission: Graphite results of weeks of audeince participation.

Filters: Audience member triggers sound with a RFID embedded filter.

Vinyl: Audience member triggers sound with a piece of vinyl.


Overview Bioluster NERD 16 Horsepower AYPE Performance With Hidden Numbers Collaboration Interactive Robots Visual Art				Northern Electronics Research Division was a Residency and Exhibition of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Swingspace Program. Sound artist Jamie Allen and I occupied the space as the Northern Electronics Research Division, a fictional research facility that responded to the bleak and abandonded office space we inhabited while we produced work. Transmission, 2006 Demonstration of functionality, RFID embedded objects trigger audio. video Audience members interacts with objects by scanning the control pieces and then scanning numbered graphite pieces to trigger audio. video Audience member interacts with objects by scanning the control pieces and then swinging graphite pieces to trigger audio. video Filters, 2006 I trigger audio with rfid embedded filters and chip in my arm. video
	Transmission: Demonstration of sound trigger by passing object in front of RFID reader, indicated by the graphite circle on the wall.	Transmission: Audience member marks the wall with graphite object after triggering sound.	Transmission: Audience member swing suspended pieces of graphite, creating a rhythm based on the action of the chain.

	Transmission: Graphite results of weeks of audeince participation.	Filters: Audience member triggers sound with a RFID embedded filter.	Vinyl: Audience member triggers sound with a piece of vinyl.