Antonio Veneziano, Agnese Trocchi: Rebuilding the Chronovisor – ISEA Symposium Archives MENUMENUSymposia ISEA2022ISEA2012ISEA982021 Pre-2022 EventISEA2011ISEA97ISEA2020ISEA2010ISEA96ISEA2019ISEA2009ISEA95ISEA2018ISEA2008ISEA94ISEA2017ISEA2006FISEA'93ISEA2016ISEA2004TISEA (1992)ISEA2015ISEA2002SISEA (1990)ISEA2014ISEA2000FISEA (1988)ISEA2013 Contributors Show All ContributorsArt, Electronic Theater or Performance JuryArtists in ResidenceArtists – PerformingArtists – ExhibitingAuthorsCommittee – OrganizingCommittee – OtherCuratorsEndorsersFilmmakers, Video Artists, and AnimatorsInternational Program CommitteeModeratorsPresentersWorkshop – Tutorial Coordinators PublicationsAll Presentations Show All PresentationsArtist TalksEssaysInstitutional PresentationsMeetingsPanelsPaper PresentationsKeynotesPostersPublic PresentationsRound Tables All Workshops Show All WorkshopsTutorialsWorkshops All Art Events Show All Art EventsArt Exhibitions 2D ArtApps / SoftwareAR / VRArtist Books / ZinesBio ArtConceptual ArtDesignElectronic / Robotic ObjectEnvironmental ArtGamesInstallation ArtInteractive Installation ArtInteractive Monitor-BasedInternet ArtKinetic ArtLocative / Mobile Phone ArtProjection / Video MappingSculptural ObjectsSocial Practice ArtSound ArtVideo / Animation InstallationWearable ArtUnknown / Other All Performances ConcertsDance PerformancesLiterature and PoetryTheatrical PerformancesPerformance Art Screenings AnimationsVideo Art General Events Public Events Visualisation View/Export DataLocation Map About UsSearch Antonio Veneziano, Agnese Trocchi: Rebuilding the Chronovisor Title: Rebuilding the Chronovisor Artist(s) and People Involved: Exhibiting Artist(s): Antonio Veneziano Agnese Trocchi Symposium: ISEA2009: 15th International Symposium on Electronic Art More artworks from ISEA2009: Venue(s): Golden Thread Gallery , Belfast , Ireland Medium: Internet, video, mixed media Artist Statement: “The chronovisor was portrayed as a large cabinet with a normal cathode ray tube for viewing the received events and a series of buttons, levers, and other controls for selecting the time and the location to be viewed. It worked by receiving, decoding and reproducing the electromagnetic radiation left behind from past events…” _en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronovisor The Chronovisor was invented in the 1940s by an Italian Priest, Father Pellegrino Ernetti, with the help of a group of twelve world famous scientists. After Ernetti’s death, the Chronovisor was never found. The French Theologian Francoise Brune reckons that the machine has been sized and hidden by the Vatican, itself. Today the Chronovisor has began to function autonomously again. It navigates the Internet to receive and decode fluxes of fear, the basic human emotion that spread from the unknown but that it’s also used to create consensus and social control. The new Chronovisor triggers the digital present. It intercepts packets of fear left behind by people online and reproduces their angst Category: Art Exhibition Internet Art Video / Animation Installation All Works by the Artist(s) in This Archive: Antonio Veneziano Rebuilding the Chronovisor [ ISEA2009] Agnese Trocchi Rebuilding the Chronovisor [ ISEA2009] All artwork and text on this site are the exclusive copyrighted works of the artist or author. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Any unlawful redistribution or reproduction of artwork featured on this site without prior express written authorization of the copyright owner is strictly prohibited. undefinedundefined