Light Festival in Vilnius

ROMAIN TARDY - THE GREAT INDECISION COUNCIL Who are we really? Who do we want to be?
What are we telling Google from the supposed intimacy of our smartphone that we wouldn't want to share with the rest of the world?
With his art installation The Great Indecision Council, video artist Romain Tardy presents an unrepresentative self-portrait of our current society, translating in real time the most commonly used search terms on Google and Google News into video and audio signals in public space: they become pulses that are seen and heard both inside and outside the circle.
"The Great Indecision Council is a reflection of us all. An image that shows humanity as it really is, not as it wants to be seen. The work takes the form of an immersive and hypnotic large-scale light and sound installation, where visitors are surrounded by light, sound, words and computer-generated, mystical chants. "The Great Indecision Council invites visitors into the midst of this enchanting work, with the audience watching nearby, if not far above us.