Poster Statement

The Lake is the first in a series of artworks that track groups of animals via electronic tagging systems and transforms the motion data collected into musical composition and animated visuals. Supported by NESTA and presented at Tingrith Fishery, UK, the site-specific work collected real-time movement data from sixteen fish and used a modular software system to create a unique digital audio visual experience for visitors.The work explores how we can create an interface for communication between biological systems and technological systems in an artistic context.

• Julie Freeman, UK. Artist, holds a MA in Digital Arts at the Centre for Electronic Arts, London; a NESTA fellow.
• David Muth, UK. Artist and musician.