yolanda de los bueis

Team B – location 3 (winner photo), originally uploaded by speed of reaction.

Great first try of speed of reaction at the Sandpit last Monday. People enjoyed it and that was very rewarding! Also a few things to think about and tweak before the big final event on the 27th March.
Above, the winner for most creative photo!
The QR code message to be answered once captured and decoded was:
“You are in need of a new postcode system. Find a new code to use.”

Curious about S.O.R at the Sandpit?
Check it out on www.flickr.com/photos/speedofreaction
Sandpit at the Southbank: maps and territories

The pieces start to come together… or do they?
S.O.R. press release 19 feb 10

The website says so, so it must be true…
More about where to be, when to go and who the nuts behind all this are.

Don’t forget the taster at Sandpit, Southbank on Feb 22nd!

The Foundry

a gallery, a music hub, a radio show, an icon of Shoreditch – the centre of London’s alternative art scene for over a decade and one of the areas of highest artist density in the world.
It’s a sign of the times: transformations, and S.O.R. is happy to be part of this journey holding the post-event exhibition in its vaults and bar area.
The east London art and music institution soon-to-be 18-storey hotel

Speed of Reaction Press Release 5 feb 10

If you don’t skate and can’t resist the idea of playing and seeing what it’s like, please come along to the tasty version at the Southbank Centre in London on Mon Feb 22nd, part of sandpit, the game lovers’ heaven. This will give you a glimpse of what we’re planning – for the full experience, you’d better come to the real thing. Sandpit will be a night full of games!

Speed of Reaction Press Release 22 jan 10

What changes faster: you or the city? Play the game!

An interactive adventure throughout the streets of London.
Mobile phones, QR codes, roller skates, films and fast reactions help your team solve puzzles and push you to ask your own questions. » want to know more? «

is it a game? Is it art? is it a regeneration project? is it a puzzle? is it a letter from facebook? is it an encoded message? is it a new sport? is it a mission from Dthe Postman? Follow the clues!

a collaborative project by Sakiko Sugawa (Japan), Ahmad Malki (Palestine), Yael Bar-On (Israel) and Yolanda de los Bueis (Spain)

“MIX IT UP” is dedicated to Israeli and Palestinian singles, offering an online meeting place and a micro-scale conflict resolution. » want to know more? «

TRI has become aware of the need to be involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specially since recent incidentes, and take an ethical responsibility on their actions.
With the new product we have developed here, the Salomonolives, we are hoping to bring a different approach to conflict solving. » want to know more? «

we work with TR disorders but we also cater for clients who are just interested on a pure leisure based approach.
I’d like to tell you about the very popular TR Holiday which has been launched this summer and sales are rocketing specially since the recent death of Michael Jackson, who was one of our pioneering clients. With the TR Holiday you are able to experience what it is to be a different race for a short period of time. It is not as costly as a total operation and is also reversible.

I was the artist representing Hangar (Barcelona) within the As_Tide context. My involvement was the collaborative development and realization of site specific projects and the participation in workshops in each of the hosting institutions.
As a result I developed the Untranslatables book, Trans Racial Institute and an Internet TV program in collaboration with other artists and media professionals.

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