The Human_Drone_Markers project creatively employs real data to simulate the emotional landscape surrounding migratory movements and the consequences of mass surveillance. This initiative encourages critical engagement from audiences concerned about humanitarian issues. Participants, referred to as 'drones', traverse an interactive canvas to locate missing migrants by interpreting coordinate points. As they approach a designated location, an SOS sound signals their progress, fostering spatial awareness and auditory navigation skills. The project's design serves both as a reflective commentary on surveillance and a direct engagement with the plight of missing migrants.
The Human_Drone_Markers project uses real data to emotionally explore the experiences of migration while prompting reflection on mass surveillance implications.
Participants become 'drones' in an interactive experience to search for missing migrants, generating SOS sounds that guide them to coordinates.
The aim is to foster spatial awareness and auditory navigation, allowing participants to actively engage with the critical humanitarian issue of missing migrants.
The project targets those interested in humanitarian concerns, using a metaphorical approach to highlight the hidden data of migrant journeys.
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