analoger_Widerstand

Pedro EspinosaInstallation, 2025

analoger_Widerstand (Analog Resistance) transforms live surveillance feeds into sound, voltage, and machine-generated text. Instead of showing the images, each frame is reduced to simple descriptors that drive analog oscillators, whose patterns appear on a vintage oscilloscope. A machine-learning captioning module and a visitor-tracking camera feed two CRT monitors, completing the loop.

Using offline analog hardware is deliberate: its signals cannot be stored or tracked. The installation exposes surveillance while resisting its digital logic, turning monitoring into something unstable, visible, and unrecordable.

Dates

  1. Sound installation, Hochschule der Künste Bern, Bern
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analoger_Widerstand, analog oscillators and CRT monitors
analoger_Widerstand, analog oscillators and CRT monitors