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Lancel & Maat: TELE_TRUST

 
 
http://www.lancelmaat.nl
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TELE_TRUST

 
 
How do we trust each other online? Do you need to see my eyes to trust me? Or do we need to touch each other? How do we trust each other as networking bodies?
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Performance:

 
Karen Lancel, Hermen Maat
Karen Lancel, Hermen Maat
 
Dialogue between a DataVeil and a Smartphone.
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Tele_Trust Social System

Tele-Trust is set up as an experimental agora, a temporary public space.

 
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Tele_Trust functions as a spatial triangle - a threefold Gaze, between smartphone, DataVeil and urban screen. Technically, 'a dialogue' takes place between the DataVeil wearer and the smartphone. …
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Tele_Trust Colofon

Shows, Partners, Research, Support, Related texts

 
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SHOWS •ISEA 2011 Istanbul/Istanbul Biennale •V2 Lab for Unstable Media Rotterdam •Banff New Media Institute Canada •Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam •Shanghai World-Expo 2010 Mobile City …
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TELE_TRUST Toolbox:

 
methodology
 
10 Steps to Create your own Networking Body!
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1. What Dialogue?

 
 
We constantly use our mobile phones and internet to meet while on a distance. How does this affect the way we trust each other to be 'really' there?
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2. What Community?

 
 
How can I play with online trust? How does my body trust you online? How can I use ‘trust buttons’?
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3. What Interaction?

 
 
The DataVeil is a body interface for a networked identity. It is our respond to the commercially driven aim to turn our social bodies and identities into functional and transparent 'products'.
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4. What Face?

 
 
Privacy Design: a full-body DataVeil to wear in city public spaces.
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5. What Ritual?

 
 
Script for hosting a DataVeil wearer:
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6. What Network?

 
 
A Dialogue between smartphones and a DataVeil.
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7. What Privacy?

 
 
Reactions of participants: At the touching moment that their faces are unveiled into the light, and after re-adapting to being exposed to the gaze of others around, participants told us:
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8. What Hybrid City?

 
 
Performances and installations in city public space.
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9. What Time Zone?

 
 
How does my body feel in an online 24/7 economy, in which day and night, future and past, merge in a permanent NOW? How does my body feel in this 'timeless time'? In Tele_Trust tangible bodies …
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10. What Presence?

 
 
A ritual for an absent body. - Our tangible bodies are increasingly absent in physical space while we meet worldwide online. This continuous absence changes our social consiousness based on …
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