The Echo Chamber System for Submarine Cable transforms physical sensations of internet latency into an artistic experience, revealing the non-simultaneous nature of global digital communication.
Through slight delays generated by the submarine optical cables, the installation emphasizes how our perceived instantaneous internet actually consists of staggered moments, prompting reflection on our understanding of connectivity.
Ten displays interconnected with global servers illustrate how each signal's journey creates temporal distance, visually and audibly demonstrating the inherent limitations of light-speed transmission.
As the digital voices are replayed on multiple displays, they highlight the layered complexities of communication, where distances in time and space become perceptible in an artful manner.
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