SenseBus
Remembering in states of you,
the feeling of your bright light sound wave,
like a shaking timber.
Together we make a song to filter light and bathe.
Changing, resting, disappearing.
SenseBus is a collaboratively built, interactive sensory environment. There is no central "brain." There are no screens, mice or keyboards. Using the type of microprocessors found in washers and dryers, the SenseBus system circulates sense information within a distributed network of sensory modules.
Vibrations from people in the space, from activities within the building and from external traffic modulate light waves, which are projected onto the walls in concentric circles. These waves of light are sensed, transformed and expressed as sound back into the local environment. Thus the SenseBus creates an ongoing interplay of tactile vibration, light and sound.
What is truly unique about SenseBus is the way in which it was made. A dozen artists have created an artwork that is conceptually, physically and operatively one system. Skill-sharing, idea-sharing and consensus were integral to the realization of the SenseBus installation. Instead of the traditional individualism of the artist, the SenseBus group chose a collaborative working process that mirrors the structure of the artwork.

Past exhibition
Feb 24 - Mar 27, 2021
QUEERSPHERE―Curated by Sean Sandusky and Dana Snow
A virtual exhibition by IA Current co-curators Sean Sandusky and Dana Snow that creates space for Queer and Trans dreamographies.
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Past exhibition
Oct 16 - Nov 28, 2020
Life as we know it―Ananda Gabo & Anastasiya Yatsuk, Keeley Haftner, Robert Hengeveld, Shawn Johnston, Emily Shanahan, and Sultana Zana
A group exhibition curated by Megan MacLaurin exploring the emergence of biomimicry within new media arts practice and the relationship of nonhuman knowledges to place, history, and a more sustainable future.
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Past exhibition
Jul 16 - Aug 13, 2020
view recent changes―Oscar Alfonso, Simon Fuh, Matt Nish-Lapidus, and Sophia Oppel in collaboration with Hearth
July 16 - August 13, 2020
Co-presented by InterAccess & Hearth
Virtual Exhibition