Geo Quick Response

Datascape

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Geo Quick Response - Katla

An artistic Project lead by Olga Kisseleva and Etienne Delprat

In collaboration with : Margret Elisabet Olafsdottir, Una Sigtryggsdottir and the collective YA+K
Technical development : Buzzinglight and Guillaume Jacquemin

The project Geo Quick Response & Datascape created by Olga Kisseleva and Etienne Delprat in collaboration with the Katla Geopark is an artistic experimentation which is part of the research project organized by «Art & Sciences» laboratory from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Geo Quick Response began in 2006 with the CrossWorlds project initiated by Olga Kisseleva and lead by «Art & Sciences» laboratory. Connecting visitors with the complexity of the landscape through the the direct intervention of the work created in-situ, the project seeks to engage visitors and create a fresh perspective of the explored areas and encourage reflection on the global issues that span the landscape.

An initial workshop held in collaboration with Margret Elisabet Olafsdottir, Una Sigtryggsdottir and the collective YA+K that took place in June 2015 elaborated the first content of the Datascape and produced the land art installation.

In the few days spent in Vík the team sought to capture the complexity of the landscape. The Datascape thus offers inputs into the unseen and geological dynamics of the landscape through statistics identified with the local partners and through Géo-graphies, the artistic translations created during the workshop.

As a work in constant progress Geo Quick Response and the Datascape will evolve with the data present, the viewpoints of the global issues relevant in the landscape and with numerous Art & Science work sessions in France and in Iceland.

contact : paris@datascape.fr