Credit: Batuhan Keskiner
YOU ARE SOURCE PROJECTION AND REFLECTION (2019) is an ongoing series of projection-based setups focusing on non-linear reading in motion.
The piece is an attempt to rearrange the understanding of physical space and create an infinity of possible compositions that allow the imaginary to shape the notions of the viewer. The audience is invited to explore the space individually by submerging themselves into merging clouds of words using translucent screens to navigate within the playability of the environment.
Specifically for presentation at Highlight the new version of the work is developed with the support of the NewMedia Centre at TU Delft.
Take notice: limited capacity in a dark space. People with limited visibility are advised to take proper precautions.
Credit: Batuhan Keskiner
Become the source and write the story
About Sophia Bulgakova
Sophia Bulgakova (born 1997, Odesa, Ukraine) is an ArtScientist interdisciplinary artist and activist currently based in The Hague, the Netherlands. Sophia is working on the intersection between art, technology, and society, focusing on the relationship between light, perception, and imagination. Through various sensorial inputs in her installations and performances, she engages viewers, impacting their ways of perceiving reality and exploring new possibilities beyond it.
Sophia studied sculpture in Kyiv and then got a foundation diploma in Photography and Time-Based Media at the University of the Arts London in the UK. After that, she graduated from the ArtScience Interfaculty at the Royal Academy of the Art and Royal Conservatory in The Hague, the Netherlands. Her works were exhibited at CTM Festival (DE), Sonic Acts Festival (NL), Baltan Laboratories (NL), Mediamatic (NL), and Ningbo City Exhibition Hall (CN), among other places.
Instagram: @sophiabulgakova
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Website: www.sophiabulgakova.com
Thanks to
The project was developed as part of the Summer Sessions Network for Talent Development program in co-production with Metamedia Association and V2_ Lab for Unstable Media. Specifically for presentation at Highlight the new version of the work is developed with the support of the NewMedia Centre at TU Delft, special thanks to: Arend-Jan Krooneman, Ivan Tzvetkov and Roland van Roijen.