A virtual participation in the assembly line of the Cohen Van Balen Watt 75 piece*
The assembly takes place in an visual, rather than physical realm, transfering the performance that each hand takes part in (different parts of line for different parts of the product) from a 3-dimensional to a 2-dimensional space.
In 3d space, the variables in the process are defined by the parts of the object that are tackled, while in a graphic construction, these parameters change with the view, setting the assembler into a different process of thought and movement, while still rendering the same shell as the final product.
*The Watt 75 was designed with an exclusive function of envoking the choreography of its own production.
The assembly takes place in an visual, rather than physical realm, transfering the performance that each hand takes part in (different parts of line for different parts of the product) from a 3-dimensional to a 2-dimensional space.
In 3d space, the variables in the process are defined by the parts of the object that are tackled, while in a graphic construction, these parameters change with the view, setting the assembler into a different process of thought and movement, while still rendering the same shell as the final product.
*The Watt 75 was designed with an exclusive function of envoking the choreography of its own production.
