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In the sound installation IN(de)Finite - Never consider your mind just as a mirror of reality, composer and sound architect Tomasz 'Prasqual' Praszczałek took a critical philosophical look on Big Data and its perspective of infinity. He highlighted the new concept of humanness with relationality and mutuality at its core. Filtering is a new epistemological gesture of dealing with masses of information: managing the saturation instead of accumulation or striving for more. The filter is present in the sound, but also as the grid over the audience. The grid puts the print into the skin of the performers, but also into the mind of the spectators. The time needed for the impact is experienced as a pure duration. This is an experience of expanded present, instead of journey or heading somewhere. Giving the feeling that one can lay into the present, shifts us from speed to duration.
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A collaboration between Tomasz 'Prasqual' Praszczałek and Nicole Dewandre.
More about the work on the artist’s website.
| Originally Published | Last Updated | 22 May 2026 | 15 Jul 2026 |
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