Fluid Organismic Network (FON) sets up a media-technical situation: a coupling of game world, memory apparatus, and nonlinear synthesis in which rhythm arises as an emergent pattern. Object sounds extracted from the computer game Everything are treated as signals of digital things, fed into COSMOS to form drifting strata of memory, and interwoven with the organismic impulse logic of the LYRA-8 to yield a fluid, organic time-structure. The work updates Fluxus not through stylistic quotation but through method: score, event, everyday life, contingency, and network circulation. Art’s Birthday on January 17 is enacted performatively—as the giving of an operative time machine to a distributed “Eternal Network.”
FON – art.birthday 1000063 as an artistic operation
Art’s Birthday is less a date than an interface: a yearly proposition that reactivates the question of what art becomes when it appears as process, circulation, and social technique. Within this logic, art is not a finished product but a continual reconfiguration of world-relations—art as a practice of coupling.
Fluid Organismic Network takes January 17 as a trigger for an operative situation whose outcome is transmissibility: a 32-minute, shareable form of time.
Sound Stream will be open, active and running on January 17 whole day.
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