The project time/log is a visual expedition and celebration of individual liferhythms.
It’s goal is to show the great variety how humans use their time, aswell as to confront
people with their use of time. At it’s core timelog is an artwork authored by everyone
willing to participe. Timelog audiovisually and reflects one day in your live. A website
with integrated software and database is the platform of the project.
The user can download a simple “hour-diary” as tool to analyze his use of time:
one day he documents “what he does”. Selected categories are sleep, body, work,
home, ways, media, culture, sport, talk, hobby, eat, relax and love. The collected and
entered data creates a graphic that can be printed. With the help of various search
functions it’s possible to compare various demographic facts. On top there is your
individual sound-file as mp3 created (the sound of your day) that can be downloaded
and shared with friends and family.
Project time/log is an interactive tool to analyze oneself on hand, but it can be also
interpreted as a piece of art that collects and visualizes different liferhythms.
^ One day visually. Participant 29 years old student from germany.
^ One day visually. Participant 52 years old teacher from germany.
^ One day visually. Participant 23 years old student from italy.
^ Poster. Description of the project.
^ Poster. Graphical representation of one day including detailed analysis.
^ Poster. 6 different peoples day in visual comparison.
Exhibition: Orangerie Bolzano
Collaboration: David Nöth (Sound)
Instruction: Antonino Benincasa, Paolo Volonte, Armin Blasbichler
Institution: UNIBZ