4-Directions
1995
4-Directions is an miniature installation for a wireless video tele-robot (created by Graham Smith). The robot can navigate through four tunnels and choose it’s next point of exploration by mounting a slowly revolving turntable in the centre of the four directions.
This piece was made for the group exhibition The Electric Skin (1995), which consisted of a ‘city’ of miniature installations for the tele-robot. Exhibited physically at Gallery 401 in Toronto, the robot was controlled and the work viewed, remotely at various arts centres in Canada, Holland, Japan and California.
Medium
- Sculptural Installation: Wood, reflective Mylar, latex sheet, water, lights, plexi glass & motor.
Dimensions:
- 4 x 6 x 6 feet