SUBMIND is an experimental exposure to media that tests the capacity of messaging to generate new thoughts and pathways when incidence is irrepressibly turbulent.
Projection-mapping onto a geometric shell, SUBMIND presents a frenetic collage of digital media specific to the site and time of the event it appears at.
In an age of multi-platform digital messaging, where self-curation and AI aggregation of news based on clicks is the order of the day, SUBMIND subverts our control and invites a surrender to an onslaught of digital media in search of new, unexpected connections.
Part programming, part deprogramming- SUBMIND is a portal which offers a momentary escape directly into the maelstrom.
excerpts from A SUBMIND Christmas at AND Gallery
Interview in December 2016 with Shalina Chatlani, a student pursuing her Masters in Communication, Culture, and Technology at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
Read her article on SUBMIND Digital Interface and the Content of our Thoughts in gnovis, the Georgetown University journal of communication, culture, and technology.