La Chambre de Faraday exhibition
Contributed by Production Type on Sep 13th, 2019. Artwork published in
March 2014
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In 2014, the Mademoiselle Major gallery in Lyon gave carte blanche to Jérémie Nuel and Simon Renaud. The duo – known as the “A is a Name” collective – produced a series of works dealing with digital utopias, encoding and decoding, and related topics. The shown objects included a flag, booklets, posters, and cassettes.
The font in use is Renaud’s Lo-fi, back then a private design that was still work in progress. Four years later, a revised and greatly extended version was released in Production Type’s LAB section, now named Tuner.
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Cassettes with audio recordings of articles taken from the web and read by speech synthesis.
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Insight about Search. 2004–2014.
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Parametric posters.
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Scaled-up web images on the building at Rue Major Martin, Lyon.
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