The Sensing Outer Identities Landscape project is grounded in the exploration of soil as a living entity within the framework of Bio-Intelligent Data, the project investigates the profound interconnection between the human body and the soil through sensory and proprioceptive processes embedded in an innovative wearable technology. Central to this exploration is the concept of attunement, where the wearer aligns iteratively with the dynamic rhythms of the soil, fostering an embodied awareness of its health and vitality. By translating environmental data into tactile and sonic stimuli, it amplifies the wearer’s awareness, creating a symbiotic relationship with the earth’s skin: soil as a living, breathing entity. The aim is to foster a reimagined engagement with the environment through sensorial stimuli that reconnect humans with soil’s intrinsic value. This holistic approach frames soil as “S.O.I.L.—Sensing Outer Identities Landscape,” emphasizing its central role in ecological and sensory regeneration.

EU S+T+Arts MUSAE - Sensing Outer Identities Landscape

Letizia Artioli
2025-01-01

Abstract

The Sensing Outer Identities Landscape project is grounded in the exploration of soil as a living entity within the framework of Bio-Intelligent Data, the project investigates the profound interconnection between the human body and the soil through sensory and proprioceptive processes embedded in an innovative wearable technology. Central to this exploration is the concept of attunement, where the wearer aligns iteratively with the dynamic rhythms of the soil, fostering an embodied awareness of its health and vitality. By translating environmental data into tactile and sonic stimuli, it amplifies the wearer’s awareness, creating a symbiotic relationship with the earth’s skin: soil as a living, breathing entity. The aim is to foster a reimagined engagement with the environment through sensorial stimuli that reconnect humans with soil’s intrinsic value. This holistic approach frames soil as “S.O.I.L.—Sensing Outer Identities Landscape,” emphasizing its central role in ecological and sensory regeneration.
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