Hate in-situ explores and investigates unique patterns and forms of hate and anger through vocal expressions and generative design. The works are audiovisuals and display various forms of hate and anger emotions that were recorded in-situ during the HATE Festival in Korea. Each audiovisual is an isolated visual artifact of hate and critical to interpretation and, consequently, of the culture and the experiences of the people that formed it. Each hate experience is arranged through an audio recording into a circular shape where the beginning and end disappear, and thus the experience of hate becomes isolated into a single timeless shape - without beginning and end. The audiovisuals display hate in-situ of rage, fuck, moaned, angry, fury, growl, hate, pain, scratch, scream, yelled, you hate me, I hate you. Hate in-situ is made with code (Processing), conceptualized and directed by David Mrugala, and vocalized by Jung Ho Ryong, Heo Won Young and Lee Hyeong Min. The work is in progress and based on discussions regarding the definition, expressions and aesthetics of hate and anger emotions though audiovisuals.
[David Mrugala / Germany - edition: 11]

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