Sensory Cinema Workshop

2024.7.27-28 (六-日) 1:30-5:30pm

寶藏巖國際藝術村，邊境52號2樓

台北市中正區汀州路三段230巷14弄2號（捷運公館站一號出口）

報名：參與者限定限定16歲以上，最多12名。請於 7. 24前完成報名繳費，依報名完成順序招募。

費用：新台幣 1200元（含連續兩日課程活動內容材料、茶點）

本活動將以英文舉行，提供中文翻譯

身體感官作為覺察介面，一直以來都是我們倚賴、觀察、理解世界的主觀性經驗憑藉，長期形塑我們的認知方案——人類所看到的顏色不同於老鷹、速度不及蒼蠅，我們所經歷的人類中心視角在方方面面規範著我們有限的經驗方案。透過創造改變覺察的條件與延伸人類感官的裝置，我們將在兩天的工作坊中企圖探索另類的實驗視聽經驗與錄製工程，探索感官電影的可能。

在為期兩天的工作坊中，我們將以奇想的方案來創作各種感官延伸物，改變我們與環境的感知關係，這些由各種日常素材創作的工藝品、飾品、裝置、雕塑等，將複雜化我們與周圍空間環境的關係，這些新的組構將為不同的運動和認知功能提供條件，強化我們平常未動用的感官能力。

工作坊也將把擷取不同視聽實驗的創作方法，把相機當作一個超越被動的錄製工具，更可以是一種沉浸式體驗，遊戲化了身體／空間感知的概念。

* 本活動為緩步動物2024年菌絲體網絡學苑系列活動，由國家文化藝術基金會所贊助。

2024.7.27-28 (Sat-Sun) 1:30-5:30pm

Treasure Hill Artist Village, Frontier No.52 2F

No. 2, Alley 14, Lane 230, Section 3, Dingzhou Road, Taipei (MRT Gongguan, Exit 1)

The event can accommodate up to 12 participants aged 16 and above. Please sign up before 7.24.

Fee: TWD 1200 (including all the materials and snacks for two days)

The event will be conducted mainly in English, with Chinese translation provided. 

The human sensory system serves as an interface for perception, which we have always relied on for subjective experiences to observe and understand the world, continuously shaping our cognitive frameworks. Humans see colors differently from eagles and move slower than flies; our anthropocentric perspective regulates our limited experiential frameworks in many ways. By creating devices that alter conditions of perception and extend human senses, we aim to explore alternative experimental audiovisual experiences and recording techniques over the two-day workshop, investigating the potential of sensory cinema.

During the two-day workshop, we will use imaginative approaches to create various sensory extensions, altering our perceptual relationship with the environment. These crafts, accessories, installations, and sculptures made from everyday materials will complicate our relationship with the surrounding spatial environment. These new constructs will provide conditions for different movements and cognitive functions, enhancing sensory abilities that we do not usually employ.

The workshop will also incorporate different methods for creating audiovisual experiments, treating the camera as more than a passive recording tool but as an immersive experience that plays with the concept of bodily/spatial perception.

The event is sponsored by the National Culture and Arts Foundation.