Self Monitoring Car Event (2009)

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At CA2M Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo, Miguel Palma creates a site- specific installation consisting of the presentation of a Saab 96 dating from 1966 coupled with a video projection made from the inside of the car itself. The projected video will register variations in blood pressure and heart rate measured during a ride through the outskirts of Madrid. The data are collected through a system installed inside the vehicle. Here Palma is proposing not only a reflection about the man-machine relationship on various levels, but also interpreting speed as a structural element in self- propelled vehicles. In his own words, “from our current understanding of cars as a prosthesis of human speed, the need to reflect about the reaction of the human body to that appendix is truly pressing.”

Miguel Palma

Born in Portugal in 1964. Lives and works in Lisbon. Recent exhibitions include: Bloomberg Space, London; Museo do Neorrealismo, Lisbon; Culturgest, Lisbon; Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid.

Auto. Dream & Matter
14
May
2009
20
Sep
2009

An exhibition that analyzes the automobile culture as a creative landscape.

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