RADIOMATON is an immersive, participatory digital installation that invites participants to step into a photo-booth-like cubicle, where they are challenged to simultaneously repeat words from a live radio broadcast and mimic on-screen gestures, creating a fragmented, kaleidoscopic performance that offers a unique opportunity to explore how media shapes our bodies and minds.
Situated in Tramway's Street, this interactive free drop-in is designed for one participant at a time, in a 5-minute session.
Open from 3pm - 7pm from Wednesday 14 May to Saturday 17 May
except Friday 16 May (12pm to 4pm)
RADIOMATON delves into themes of truth construction, media contamination, fake news, and the body’s role in perceiving information. By placing participants in a state of cognitive overload, the installation uncovers the vulnerability and authenticity that emerge when social filters dissolve. Each 5-minute session is recorded and remixed into a collective video collage, creating a dynamic interplay of gestures and voices that questions the validity of the content we consume daily.
RADIOMATON offers a unique opportunity to explore how media shapes our bodies and minds. Engaging, thought-provoking, and deeply human, this installation invites you to question your relationship with information and the world around you.
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