
Mausware
Mausware refers to a term from nature which has been reused to define a comanding tool for computers. Ten natural mice, conserved in formalin, and ten computer mice meet on the surface of a table. Ten hidden loudspeakers are installed under the table which becomes a resonant surface. You can hear the movements of computer mice recorded with a contact microphone, which are reminiscent of sounds from the animal world. The border between the natural and the artifical becomes blurrt.
Solo Exhibition
18.07.2000 – 16.09.2000
Rüsselsheim, Germnay
Opel-Villen
Group Exhibition
29.03.1998 – 10.05.1998
Münster, Germany
Städtische Ausstellungshalle, Am Hawerkamp
Curated by Dr. Gail B. Kirkpatrick
Group Exhibition
14.06.1998 – 30.08.1998
Darmstadt, Germany
Hessisches Landesmuseum
Curated by Dr. Gudrun Bott, Dr. Magdalena Broska
Mausware sound extract

wooden table (diameter: 2m, hight: 1,5m), 10 computer mice, 10 mice (conserved in formalin), 10 channel composition with recordings of computer mice


