6:00 p.m. screening followed by conversation and reception
Screenings will loop from 2-5:30 p.m. ot every half hour for those who cannot make it to the reception.
A collaborative project by Cecilia Kim and David Bird, Dissolution Room examines the cave as a framework for memory, geological time, and data accumulation. The cave is reimagined as a historical site of human activity, cultural memory, and digital storage, where time unfolds in sedimentary layers. Using original footage, 3D point cloud scans, and spatialized sound, the physicality and slowness of geological time is juxtaposed with the chaotic instability of the digital age. The sensory video encourages contemplation on the foundations of modern society through an immersion into archeological and man-made spaces.
This project is made possible with funding from the Notre Dame Arts Initiative and the Franco Family Institute for Liberal Arts and the Public Good. Co-sponsored by the Department of Music.
Originally published at ftt.nd.edu.