Binocular Data Visualization
OKOSHI Madoka
aaploit presents Binocular Data Visualization, a solo exhibition by Okoshi Madoka, on view from September 27 through October 13, 2024. Okoshi focuses on the iPhone, producing work that captures the transformation of society through smartphones. In recent years she has presented her "Surface Drawing" series, utilizing the LiDAR sensor.
Okoshi's process involves capturing urban landscapes and figures through a dedicated iPhone application using the LiDAR sensor, generating 3D models from the resulting point cloud data, summoning them into physical space through augmented reality (AR), and photographing these data images. The method presents the world as technology "sees" it, questioning the relationship between human perception and what lies beyond it.
The new "Binocular Data Visualization" series presented in this exhibition develops the "Surface Drawing" concept further. By simultaneously visualizing the front and back of the same subject, the work explores the multifaceted nature of data and the relativity of perception.
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Binocular Data Visualization
- Dates
- September 27 – October 13, 2024
- Hours
- Friday, Saturday, Sunday 13:00–18:00 Viewings by appointment available on other days
- Venue
- aaploit, Tokyo
Artist
OKOSHI Madoka
b. 1997
Oikoshi Madoka uses the LiDAR sensor built into the smartphone to capture people and cityscapes as point-cloud data, reconstructing them within AR space. Measurement generates image; image becomes space. Working across this sequence, she sustains an inquiry into where seeing ends and measuring begins. Born in Akita Prefecture in 1997. BFA, Akita University of Art, 2020. MFA, Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS), 2023. Currently a doctoral candidate at Nagoya University, Graduate School of Informatics.