"Solo Pong" is a performance-based installation that redefines the traditional
dynamics of a two-party sporting event through programming, presenting a fully automated and predictable gameplay experience.
“Solo Pong” serves as a metaphor for the encroachment of technology into our daily lives, and challenges audiences to consider the delicate balance between technological advancement and the irreplaceable aspects of human connection.
Media: 3D print, arduino nano 33 IoT, ToF sensor, stepper motor, arcrylic, wood
Category: art performance, installation, physical computing,
post-pandemic social discussion