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Bone Whisper Vibration eavesdropper Força i Pell Living Capsules Solitude Lullaby Formigario Sonoro A Virtual A Sonora A Sonora A Carinhosa As_automatas.web File.img.mp3 Earth Pulse Anthozoa Digitalis Silent Mode 2.0: Body Silent Mode Where do the bubbles go Keys Anguish Massager The box Atucanation Fare Place Four Islands The chatterboxes Other objects and experiences Other video Knot in the throat, 2019 Mapped projection over wire, paper and plaster sculptures. Arduino with presence sensor, 2 speakers 4ohms 15w. Variable dimension Knot in the throat is a collective of sculptures that react with visual and sound forms to the audience's presence. In a representation of virtual entities and through a presence sensor, the sculptures behave reacting with humanoid expressions (eyes) and with sound elements. 1/1 Why do voice assistants have a female voice? From the second decade of the 21st century, the most well-known voice assistants are virtually functional and have a female voice. Cortana (Microsoft), Alexa (Amazon) and Siri (Apple) are algorithms created by mostly male teams. Their submissive, seductive, helpful and available voices that respond our sound signal puts many questions in terms of gender, whereas the woman's place in her virtual objectification as a service provider.

Bone Whisper Vibration eavesdropper Força i Pell Living Capsules Solitude Lullaby Formigario Sonoro A Virtual A Sonora A Sonora A Carinhosa As_automatas.web File.img.mp3 Earth Pulse Anthozoa Digitalis Silent Mode 2.0: Body Silent Mode Where do the bubbles go Keys Anguish Massager The box Atucanation Fare Place Four Islands The chatterboxes Other objects and experiences Other video Silent mode, 2019 sound art installation 7'40" loop 5.1 audio "Silent mode" is an invitation to pause to listen with the skin, with the body. An immersive environment in which the public is invited to sit on an acoustic bench surrounded by speakers. The narrative that runs through the speakers is based on texts on improvisation by Walter Smetak, in which the voice of the recorded artists is slowly transcoded into smartphone vibration patterns. It is possible to feel the installation through cochlear (auditory) and bone (tactile) listening. Although the title of the work encourages silence, we witness a landscape of noise in 5.1 surround audio. 1/1 For the installation's sound system an immersive environment is created configuring the spatialization of ambisonic surround audio. The sound distribution occurs in the three axes (height, width and depth), from six individual audio channels, resulting in a sensory and perceptive engaged zone for those who are in the installation. In addition to the five channels of spatial distribution of sound, there is also a sixth audio channel dedicated to body listening, using a subwoofer speaker located inside the wooden bench in the center of the space. A low frequency effect channel is offered which transmits impact, pressure and weight, leading to extra auditory and bone sensory sensations. In the transcoding of the sound a vocoder is used. The voice is transformed into a mini-motor vibration from sampling ringtones. The use of this sample becomes the carrier of the voice formant, so that the recitation of the poem seems to be done by the device. 1/1 Creation and direction Joana Burd Sound design Nikolas Gomes Ferranddis Interpreters Bruno Fernandes and Bê Smidt Image capture and editing Carina Macedo _________________________________________________________________ Texts read by interpreters are adapted from the book Walter Smetak (2019). O enxerto do Takaká e outros textos. Editora: Edufba. Edição: 1ª. ISBN: 978-85-232-1832-4. The laugh without laughter The laughter without laugh The cried laugh The laugh of ignorance The laugh replacing the speech The laugh replacing the answer The answer replacing the laughter As artists, we transform “silence” into images and sounds. Images and sounds transform the artist into silences. Silence is the great source of the single cause. If there were no rumors, the silence would be very boring. Rumors are the faithful reproduction of silences. We are losing sight of the silences. We create machines that are much more sensitive than our human senses. So; we put "silent mode" on the machines so that they do not disturb our silence. Because machines also have their own lives: the noise. The “human” machine, on the other hand, is quieter, does not perceive its inner noise. In this digital world we have new possibilities for speech and new formats of silence.

Bone Whisper Vibration eavesdropper Força i Pell Living Capsules Solitude Lullaby Formigario Sonoro A Virtual A Sonora A Sonora A Carinhosa As_automatas.web File.img.mp3 Earth Pulse Anthozoa Digitalis Silent Mode 2.0: Body Silent Mode Where do the bubbles go Keys Anguish Massager The box Atucanation Fare Place Four Islands The chatterboxes Other objects and experiences Other video Tactame, 2022-2021 Colectivo DEL MIG: Blanca Somoza, Helena Gali, Ignasi Padró, Joana Burd Mario Salinero, Neus Martinez Farran and Sara Jansen. Operates from Barcelona, ES. We live in a hyper-connected world. In a context where technology is in constant contact with our body. Our hands become tools and through them we touch illuminated screens, communicate, love and create connections. Fingers that point, but that also seek contact and interaction. In a play of lights, the artists present more than 500 hands drawn virtually and printed with additive manufacturing. In different scenes we observe a multiplication of shadows, which can sometimes create a moment of paisa and sensitize our eyes. About the Tactame project: This project (Tacta'm) is an intervention on the street that has also been adapted as an indoor installation. A reflection that starts from the loss of human contact as a result of the pandemic. An attempt to stimulate curiosity through contact. The ultimate goal is to place sensors in such a way as to encourage this interaction between the hand and passers-by in the city. 1/1

Bone Whisper Vibration eavesdropper Força i Pell Living Capsules Solitude Lullaby Formigario Sonoro A Virtual A Sonora A Sonora A Carinhosa As_automatas.web File.img.mp3 Earth Pulse Anthozoa Digitalis Silent Mode 2.0: Body Silent Mode Where do the bubbles go Keys Anguish Massager The box Atucanation Fare Place Four Islands The chatterboxes Other objects and experiences Other video Bone Whisper (2026) Bone Whisper (2026) amplifies the familiar experience of vibration and transforms it into an intimate, bodily form of listening. At the center of the piece is a stone that vibrates through bone conduction. When touched, the vibration travels through the hand, the chest, and the head, felt as if it were coming from inside the body itself. Listening no longer happens through the ears alone, but through skin, muscles, and bones. Visitors are invited to hold the stone, move it across the body, bring it close to the chest or face, or share it with others. As the stone changes position, the vibration changes too. Sensation shifts, attention drifts, and perception becomes spatial and embodied. In doing so, the work treats vibration as a form of knowledge. It challenges the idea that understanding happens only through vision or language, proposing instead that learning can take place through touch and bodily sensation. The stone becomes both an interface and a pedagogical tool, translating invisible forces into felt experience. The stone vibrates in different patterns that form a subtle language. Pulses, pauses, and silences act as a grammar. Irregular bursts can heighten alertness or uncertainty. Barely perceptible vibrations invite the body to complete what is missing. Longer moments of stillness build anticipation, allowing sensation to linger. Meaning emerges not through words, but through rhythm, intensity, and time. Developed this year especially for the Madrid Design Festival in collaboration with Francisco Estivallet, Bone Whisper draws from Joana Burd’s research in haptic aesthetics. The piece proposes touch as a way of listening and invites the body to become a resonant surface where communication is felt, shared, and imagined.

Bone Whisper Vibration eavesdropper Força i Pell Living Capsules Solitude Lullaby Formigario Sonoro A Virtual A Sonora A Sonora A Carinhosa As_automatas.web File.img.mp3 Earth Pulse Anthozoa Digitalis Silent Mode 2.0: Body Silent Mode Where do the bubbles go Keys Anguish Massager The box Atucanation Fare Place Four Islands The chatterboxes Other objects and experiences Other video As_automatas.web, 2021 Digital modeling and web programming Collaborators: Guilherme de Leon, Julia Garcia and Rodrigo Barbosa. (audio- interaction available just in Portuguese) A set of virtual sculptures that communicate different animations and texts about the relationship between the body-woman-mechanism and its place in the history of technology. By touching the touchscreen with a finger, the audience can interact with the sculptures, creating different streams of information, bringing the shapes closer or further apart.

Master in Visual Arts, focuses her research on the dialogue between sculpture, digital media and technology. Sound Art Installations Art Residencies Vibration Las automatas Earth Pulse La Sonora Bone whisper (2026) Vibration Eavesdropper (2024-)) image Força i Pell (2023-24) Força i Pell (2023-24) Força i Pell (2023-24) Formigario Sonoro, 2023 Solitude Lullaby, 2022 Formigario Sonoro, 2023 Biohybrid Buzz, 2022-23 Living Capsules, 2022 Living Capsules, 2022 The Cuddler (La Cariñosa), 2021 The Virtual (La Virtual), 2021 The Sonora (La Sonora), 2021 Earth Pulse, 2021 Colab Darya Efrat | João Dias-Oliveira La Sonora, 2021 Earth Pulse, 2021 Colab Darya Efrat | João Dias-Oliveira Anthozoa Digitalis, 2020 Colab Ilana Bonder Anthozoa Digitalis, 2020 Colab Ilana Bonder Anthozoa Digitalis, 2020 Colab Ilana Bonder Silent Mode, 2019 Invitation - Silent Mode, 2019 Silent Mode, 2019 Fare Place, 2016-2019 Colab Cadu Peixoto Fare Place, 2016-2019 Colab Cadu Peixoto Fare Place, 2016-2019 Colab Cadu Peixoto Show More

Bone Whisper Vibration eavesdropper Força i Pell Living Capsules Solitude Lullaby Formigario Sonoro A Virtual A Sonora A Sonora A Carinhosa As_automatas.web File.img.mp3 Earth Pulse Anthozoa Digitalis Silent Mode 2.0: Body Silent Mode Where do the bubbles go Keys Anguish Massager The box Atucanation Fare Place Four Islands The chatterboxes Other objects and experiences Other video A Sonora, 2021 Raspberry pi, arduino, ldr sensor, ultrasonic sensor, pir sensor. Programming in reaper. "A Sonora" is an acoustic sculpture. We listen to a 5 min piece created in collaboration with Mariana Carvalho (BR) and Sellu Herraiz (ES) that reveals a sound-bass that transpass the digestion of the human body. Through three different sensors, we incorporate words, noises, invitations to a physical interaction or we activate a motor with a contact microphone that reveals the internal noise of the machine. * This work is part of a series called “As Automatas”, in which each sculpture, virtual or real, manifests a different “emotional performance”. There is a formal line common to all the sculptures, as they are positioned on the wall, are activated by the human presence and identify themselves as feminine, which is why their names are preceded by the article “a”. Collaborators: Mariana Carvalho (BR), Nikolas Gomes (PT) and Sellu Herraiz (ES). 1/1

Bone Whisper Vibration eavesdropper Força i Pell Living Capsules Solitude Lullaby Formigario Sonoro A Virtual A Sonora A Sonora A Carinhosa As_automatas.web File.img.mp3 Earth Pulse Anthozoa Digitalis Silent Mode 2.0: Body Silent Mode Where do the bubbles go Keys Anguish Massager The box Atucanation Fare Place Four Islands The chatterboxes Other objects and experiences Other video Anthozoa Digitalis, 2020 Ilana Bonder & Joana Burd Interactive installation with AR. Interactive installation with augmented reality technology that invites the audience to touch with their eyes. An empty environment becomes visually tactile through a virtual organism that appears as the user walks. Touch is invoked through colors, textures, objects and sounds. In a parallel reality, this living organism reacts virtually to each user differently. In these times of social distance, our digital communication is carried out through the 'visual organ', as well as through touch, that is, with the fingers, in the phenomenon of the touchscreen. In this experience, the touch and the route are guidelines for the discovery of a new virtual world, or even an interior to be unveiled. 1/1 Images of Aveiro Criatech Digital creativity & technology. October 12-18, 2020 Museu de Aveiro/Santa Joana – Capela dos Claustros, Aveiro, Portugal Aveiro Criatech

joana burds cv, joanaburd, joana burd curriculum, curriculo Texts Burd, Joana. (2024). Dialogues of the tactile body. In L. Baigorri & P. Ortuño (Eds.), Identity art in non-presentiality, Dykinson, Madrid. https://www.dykinson.com/libros/arte-identitario-en-la-no-presencialidad/9788410707429/ Barker, Ned. Burd, Joana (2023). Living Capsules: reflections on an ongoing art-sociology collaboration. Leonardo, MIT Press Direct. Cambridge. Boston. https://doi.org/10.1162/leon_a_02466 Burd, J. B. (2023). Sound-vibration: Relations between bodies, low frequencies, and multisensory experiments. Multimodality & Society SAGE UK. https://doi.org/10.1177/26349795231211434 Burd, Joana (2021). Silent Mode 2.0: Bodies in the vibratory experience of tactility. NEW (EGO) Connected Bodies. Book Chapter. Dykinson. Madrid, Spain. ISBN: 978-84-1377-441-1 https://www.dykinson.com/libros/cuerpos-conectados/9788413774411/ Burd, Joana (2020). What vibrates within us. Adjacent journal, Telecommunications Program ITP. NYU New York University. Link: https://itp.nyu.edu/adjacent/issue-7/what-vibrates-within-us/ Burd, Joana (2020) “Tactilidades Conectivas de Inês Norton.” Revista Estúdio, artistas sobre outras obras. ISSN 1647-6158 e-ISSN 1647-7316. 11(29), janeiro-março: 88-96. Centro de Investigação e Estudos em Belas-Artes (CIEBA), Faculdade de Belas-Artes, Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal. (link ) Burd Joana (2019) . Corpo Vibratório : quando o movimento pede pausa. 18th International Meeting of Art, Science and Technology. OF THE ADMIRABLE ORDER OF THINGS: art, emotion and technology. Faculdade de Belas Artes da Universidade de Lisboa FBAUL. 17-19 de Outubro de 2019. ISSN: 2238-0272 (link ) Burd, Joana (2018). Corpo Vibratório : quando o movimento pede pausa. Dissertação de Mestrado, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, UFRGS, Porto Alegre, Brazil. (link ) Burd, Joana (2018). Princípio vibratório e uma máquina para massagear a angústia. Agulha n°16. PROJETOS E INTERVENÇÕES. Psicanalistas pela Democracia. junho 19, 2018. (link ) Burd, Joana (2017). A eternização da memória e o ruído cotidiano: novas formas de pensar a arte digital e a angústia compartilhada.16th International Meeting of Art and Technology: IMAGINING THE REAL e-ISBN978-989-99839-5-3, i2ADS – Instituto de Investigação em Arte, Design e Sociedade, October 2017 p.802-812 (link ) Semeler, Alberto. Burd, Joana (2016). Repelir e fruir: a experiência do degradado como poética da sensação. In: 15° Encontro Internacional de Arte e Tecnologia (#15.ART): arte, ação e participação. Universidade de Brasilia, UNB, Brasil. v. 15. Burd, Joana (2014). Nativos digitais: uma pesquisa sobre fluxos entre arte e tecnologia. Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso, Universidade Federal do Ro Grande do Sul, UFRGS, Porto Alegre, Brasil. Other TEDESCO, Elaine. POLIDORO, Marina (org.), (2022) Exhibition Catalogue" The days when owls had fallen from the sky Elaine Tedesco Marina Polidoro (org) (ed.) Laboratório de Imagem e Tecnologia (Lit-UFRGS) Instituto de Artes, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, BR. (link ) * only available in portuguese BURD, Joana. Ilustration "Muro Hackeado" for "Noticiário Oniropolítico" O Onírico - o primeiro jornal oniropolítico do Brazil. 1ª Ed., Porto Alegre BR. UFRGS, 2021. ISSN 2764-5258.. BOELTER, Valeria; GASPARETTO, Débora Aita; LIMA, Andrea Capssa; SANTOS, Nara Cristina (2017). A curadoria e a expografia em arte e tecnologia: os três momentos do Factors 2.0, In Encontro da Associação Nacional de Pesquisadores em Artes Plásticas, 26o. (link) Quintella, Pollyana (2014). Homo Ciberneticus. In: Catálogo IV Bienal Escola de Belas Artes. Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 2014. Exhibition Catalog "Teclas" | Textos por Fernanda Medeiros e Laura Pujol | 2016 (link ) Exhibition Catalog "Por onde se vai" | 2015 (link ) Exhibition Catalog "Sinestesia" | 2015 (link ) Exhibition Catalog EFERVESCENCIA219 | 2015 (link ) Exhibition Catalog 2Oo Salão de Artes Plásticas da Câmara Municipal de Porto Alegre | 2014