MInIverse 1 | Interplanetary system

Video sculpture, 2008
Finish wood cardboard, 5 video screens with SDHC cards
Composition of 12 videos
Diameter: 45cm
3D CAD/CAM production in collaboration with Hans Focketyn, Architect
Choreography in collaboration with Saori Tsukada, Dancer, Actor
Audio-Design: Asako Fujimoto

Miniverse is a series of spherical objects built in layers featuring round openings on their surface. Through tunnels that conduct the eye towards their centre movement choreographies of crowds can be seen.
Looking through these apertures, the viewer discovers a series of messages displayed through video.
Loher's video sculptures explore the complex relationship between humanity and nature through a bird's eye view of choreographed movements of uniformed crowds performing tasks that formerly occurred in nature without human interference. The spheres act as communicative vessels in which vortexes and tunnels allow one's eye to travel and transport necessary information from one video to the next.

Miniverse1 displays videos where the figures and their actions appear
like monads under a microscope for us to study.

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