Data Regina

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Abstract

An exhibition organised by Kathy Rae Huffman for the ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community, 2020. A selection of works by women that addresses the practice of advocacy and activism through the intersection of art and technology is the topic of the ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community’s 2020 online exhibition Digital Power.

Data Regina: A multimedia suite by composer Olivia Louvel digs deep into the psychic warfare between two 16th century British Queens. Fascinated by the existence of two Queens ruling in the 16th century at the same time on a single island, within an extremely male-dominated society, composer and artist Olivia Louvel explores the reign of Mary Queen of Scots vs Elizabeth I and delivers her singular digital transposition: Data Regina. Drawn to the life and writings of Mary Queen of Scots, a poet and essayist herself and one of the most read woman of her time, Louvel assembles a digital narrative through 17 compositions, capturing different palettes, tones, playing with identity within the ”duality-duel” the relationship of the two women, two queens and cousins, who were never to meet. As well as the publication of a CD, the interactive digital website provides a further platform to showcase the 3D animations produced by animator Antoine Kendall as well as curated historical references.
Original languageEnglish
Media of outputOnline
Publication statusPublished - 10 Aug 2020
EventDigital Power: Activism, Advocacy and the Influence of Women Online - Online
Duration: 1 Jan 202031 Dec 2020
Conference number: 11th

Keywords

  • activism
  • women
  • advocacy
  • online

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