Clapping for Evil - Jeff Lieberman's Interactive Art | Jay Silver's Gigahand Dreams Podcast #1
Channel: Gigahand Clips
Date: 2022-11-02

In this clip Jeff Lieberman describes his experiential art piece, where clapping makes the film go. The film evolves from playing, to marching with flags, to a Hitler speech, and by the time you stop clapping it's too late. Then he discusses how we all have the same basic needs, and how sometimes that leads to good and sometimes not, depending on how we carry it out.

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Full Episode 
https://youtu.be/CD_nuX9bles

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This clip is from the first episode of Jay Silver's GigaHand Dreams, a podcast where I explore what Earth could look like if we all felt creatively empowered to build it together, without permission, here and now, like 8 billion votes cast continuously, transforming reality repeatedly throughout the day. We will explore tools, environments, and rituals for reinventing learning and reality itself.

Jeff Lieberman is a high tech artist and an old dear friend who is making an immersive camp for young adults. In this interview we talk about some of his art machines and how they make me question my own senses, and ultimately my experience. We also talk about how he is trying something that, you know I don't know if he thinks of it as "another art instillation," but I wonder if maybe it is, a new type of camp called “Sleep Awake Camp,” a play on the idea of “sleep away camp” and “awakening the mind." Sleep Awake Camp is taking place in Hawaii for young adults to explore everything you don’t learn in school. What could be a more fully immersive art installation than a summer camp?