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BW Ables

BW AblesBW AblesBW Ables

Artist, Inventor, Hypnotist

Artist, Inventor, HypnotistArtist, Inventor, Hypnotist
Chewing and viewing bison in Yellowstone National Park - from Uncommon Artist Residency Teton Artlab

See my latest work produced during my Uncommon Artist Residency with Teton Artlab in Jackson, WY - January 1 - 14, 2022

One Man Trance Virtual Exhibition
One Man Trance Photo Gallery

One Man Trance Wins IMDA MFA Award

My work for the CODEX MFA exhibition, One Man Trance, was selected by the guest juror, George Ciscle, for the IMDA MFA prize this year! The award is for the most outstanding MFA exhibition work and written thesis. This MFA Award is inspired by those who wish to boost the emerging career of promising IMDA alumni. Thanks IMDA friends, alumni, and George Ciscle!

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About My work

Artist Statement

Self-Programming Scenarios

Self-Programming Scenarios

I am an intermedia artist who invents new methods of multi-level reading, writing, and listening for self-programming scenarios. I create and playback text and audio by performing everyday or absurd gestures with objects or in locations. Triggering simple switches or sensors fitted to objects or locations controls the speed at which one-w

I am an intermedia artist who invents new methods of multi-level reading, writing, and listening for self-programming scenarios. I create and playback text and audio by performing everyday or absurd gestures with objects or in locations. Triggering simple switches or sensors fitted to objects or locations controls the speed at which one-word slides are presented on a screen, syllables of pre-recorded speech are played on a speaker, midi notes are performed from a score, or key selections are made on an onscreen keyboard.  

Self-Programming Scenarios

Self-Programming Scenarios

Self-Programming Scenarios

Many of my scenarios involve multi-tasking by reading, writing, and listening all at the same time, triggered by the same gestures, to absorb or associate the content on multiple levels of consciousness. The gestures can be any physical action rigged to trigger a signal to a computer to advance the content like chewing, playing an instrum

Many of my scenarios involve multi-tasking by reading, writing, and listening all at the same time, triggered by the same gestures, to absorb or associate the content on multiple levels of consciousness. The gestures can be any physical action rigged to trigger a signal to a computer to advance the content like chewing, playing an instrument, or tossing a ball to yourself on your bed. The scenarios can range from getting yourself to eat less fat by associating butter with your inability to do pull-ups to making you feel more like a cowboy when you eat beef jerky by triggering playback of the main theme from The Magnificent Seven with each chew. 

Multi-Level Communication

Self-Programming Scenarios

Multi-Level Communication

My work is multi-level because I use conscious and subconscious comprehension of text and audio to achieve results in my self-programming scenarios. I use suggestion and psychological priming to condition activities or objects with a crafted set of expectations and associations. The level of conscious comprehension of the content depends 

My work is multi-level because I use conscious and subconscious comprehension of text and audio to achieve results in my self-programming scenarios. I use suggestion and psychological priming to condition activities or objects with a crafted set of expectations and associations. The level of conscious comprehension of the content depends on the speed the one-word slides or syllables of audio play, the number of screens displaying different slides of text, and the amount of concentration the triggering gestures require. If the text or audio is too fast for conscious comprehension or the gesture requires too much concentration, then it is considered psychological priming.  

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