Ekkomaten: - Exploring the Echo as a Design Fiction Concept

Jonas Fritsch, Morten Breinbjerg, Ditte Amund Basballe

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    Abstract

    This article addresses how the notion of the echo has worked as a design fiction concept in the crafting of the interactive installation, Ekkomaten. Ekkomaten is an affectively engaging listening machine that lets people probe the narrative potential of Store Torv, in Aarhus, Denmark. Through its physical manifestation and conceptual framing, Ekkomaten offers an auditory and situated experience of the 18th century through six site-specific echoes that engage its users as protagonists in the exploration of an imagined narrative space emerging from the intersection of fact and fiction and the infra- and extraordinary. As an electronic design object, Ekkomaten points both back and forward in time, questioning our current understanding of the 18th century, science fiction's previous visions of the future, and current ideas about possible post-digital futures.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    TidsskriftDigital Creativity
    Vol/bind24
    Udgave nummer1
    Sider (fra-til)60-74
    Antal sider15
    ISSN1462-6268
    DOI
    StatusUdgivet - 2013

    Emneord

    • interaction design
    • design fiction
    • affective engagement
    • experience design
    • digital aesthetics
    • auditory interface
    • infra-ordinary

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