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Unconscious Flow
Naoko Tosa/J

When engaging in face-to-face communication, it is often necessary—due to social norms—to intentionally lie. On the other hand, our body and our body language do not lie. Unconscious Flow confronts this phenomenon by measuring the heartbeat of the “honest” body, and employs other technologies to reveal a new code of non-verbal communication in a hidden dimension of society. Two computer-generated mermaids function as individual agents for two viewers.
Source: Otto Saxinger

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