VibraFusionLab   (in London / Canada / America)
(curator: David Bobier)

VibraFusionLabLab emphasizes a holistic approach to considering vibration as a language of creation and exploration and to investigating broader applications of the sensory interpretation and emotionality of sound and vibration in art making practices.
Reflecting on this adaptive technology, originally designed for deaf consumption, VibraFusionLab specializes in researching and implementing the considerable potential of the vibrotactile in generating artistic development and innovative research in the broader arts community and thus impacting greatly on our larger society as a whole. The use of this type of interactive multi-sensory approach provides those with different abilities to experience equal participation and enjoyment and provides the potential to make various forms of artistic expression more accessible.

Partner website: www.davidbobier.com/vibrafusionlab.html

VibraFusionLab organize the F.I.V.E. screening as follow:
VibraFusionLab has seating for 75-100. It is situated in the downtown of London, Ontario and is wheelchair, Deaf and Deaf/Blind accessible. In combination with the video screenings we will be channeling the audio of the videos through 4 of our vibrotactile chairs. This allows the viewer to both see, hear and feel the sound. October 11, 7:30-9:30 pm

The screening will have place on 2014-10-11 at:

VibraFusionLab 355 Clarence Street, London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 3W4