A sound system that uses AI and ultrasound to analyze behavior in real time, projecting us into a future of ethical control.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Studio Korinsky<\/strong> is an interdisciplinary, Berlin-based artist collective founded by twin brothers Abel and Carlo Korinsky. Their work operates at the intersection of art, science, and technology, creating immersive, research-driven installations that challenge and recontextualize our sensory perception.
Focusing on sound, spatial computing, and real-time data, Studio Korinsky transforms spaces into speculative environments<\/strong> that critique contemporary systems, ranging from surveillance and automation to algorithmic bias. Their recent projects have explored drone ethics, space debris, and AI-generated patterns, often in collaboration with leading scientific institutions.
Resonance<\/em> is a sound-based information\/analyzing system designed for both urban and indoor spaces. The work utilizes directional ultrasound speakers that actively respond to people\u2019s movements<\/strong>. Through ultrasound technology and Artificial Intelligence, the system visually analyzes individuals and produces sonic feedback in real time.
Reflecting on the ethical problems of pervasive surveillance<\/strong> in public space, Resonance<\/em> evokes a speculative future shaped by a hypothetical \u201cEnvironmental Karma\u201d system. Inspired by China\u2019s Social Credit System<\/em> and the U.S. Signature Strikes<\/em>, the project imagines an EU-driven Virtue Analysis Network (VAN)<\/strong>.
This fictional network uses real-time behavioral profiling to generate personalized stories\/information, designed to encourage sustainable, inclusive, and culturally aware behavior. Resonance<\/em> forces us to question the price of sustainability when it is enforced by an omnipresent algorithm.<\/p>\n\n\n\n