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'Finding the Real Thing' is an audioguide and VR project set in the factory area of Norra Sorgenfri in Malmö based around the Swedish mechanical calculator factory FACIT. Here are some clips from the audioguide OR Analog VR part of the experience. 

‘Finding the Real Thing’ is a true story about nothing…
Using Virtual Reality and “Analog Virtual Reality” you are taken on a journey through real and nonexistent digital rooms and a history of the theatrical Black box and the gallery White cube. With the use of a digital blindfold and a fabric helmet you are invited to play with things and no things and imagine yourself as an emptiness that is full of everything in the world.

Finding The Real Thing  *Excerpt*  - Audioguide Trailer  *Excerpt*

Sppelt singhing

Golden Bastard 1

*LISTEN ON HEADPHONES IN A GARDEN, PARK OR GREENHOUSE* 
It is a multimedia space-opera and audioguide tour of a fictional garden that takes participants on a playful exploration of a fictional planet full of dangerous nature. The tour is narrated by a bilingual automaton who mis-translates between Swedish, Danish and English as it weaves a narrative of plants that can sing, imitate shapes and cut through other animals.

A Foreigner's Guide to DEATHWORLD 2

What does an island do, where does it belong, can you liberate a rock in the ocean, can you liberate a green piece of floating sovereignty? 

‘Igen Ø er en Ø’, or ‘No Island is an Island’ is a rehashing of the common phrase and title of English poet John Donne’s poem: ‘No Man is an Island’. It was made in collaboration with the Larp (Live Action Role Play) designer Nina Runa Essendrop who created a roleplay to take people on a visitation of a fictional archipelago of islands. The participants then created a soundscape using their voices. The recordings of these sessions were then used as material for a spoken word performance. 
The piece implies that the audience are to make the difficult choice, as passengers on a sinking ship, of which island to swim towards in the nearby archipelago whilst also knowing full well that all the islands hold promising but very different possibilities. This is conundrum is partially borrowed from the metaphor used by Jean-François Lyotard in a definition of Post-modernism and further interpreted by Metamodernism as sinking ship.

No Island Is An Island

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‘Golden Bastard’ is a participatory meditation game for four players inviting them to alchemically create gold together. Based upon the four Jungian personality types that he also equated to the four points of the compass and the four elements, the players are led into a meditative soundscape that invites them to consider the possibility of being able to create gold together. Some believed the hermetic art was an impossible search to create gold from nothing but others consider this to be a spiritual or pyschological search for balance.

You are a Golden Bastard (live version)

Part of an ongoing series of texts, readings and live spoken word pieces all written from the view of second person singular which is to say the text implicates 'You' and tells you what you are doing and thinking. It is a form of temporarily gifting a new role to the listener who can imagine themselves as someone, or something, else.

You Are A Collection Of Things (live)

Based on the Choose Your Own Adventure novels this music piece takes you on a journey through different areas, places and scenarios that suggest you have a choice.

Selfed instruments for the choosing of a home

A short trailer of the longer AFR Machine audioguide currently exhibited at Vermilion Sands in Copenhagen until the end of January.

Francis Patrick Brady

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