Italian Marta Zapparoli works at the intersection of physics, technology, and the invisible natural and technological environment. Using antennas (some of them self-made), radio receivers, sensors, and analogue technology, she creates site-specific installations, performances, and compositions.
At klub katarakt, she will be presenting her work Interdimensional Generated Space. It explores the electromagnetic phenomena of the northern lights through a composition of self-recorded VLF radio signals collected in Norway, combined with antennas, radio receivers, detectors, light projectors, the unique Artifact Aurora Borealis plasma instrument, and motors.
Blending natural radio emissions with live-generated electromagnetic fields, the work invites audiences on a multidimensional sensory journey, allowing them to experience the aurora’s electromagnetic dimensions while exploring the relationship between natural-cosmic forces and technology.
Marta Zapparoli:
Interdimensional Generated Space
