Scrolling Exercise

Scrolling Exercise

By Sara Roma

Featured: September 2022

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The Scrolling Exorcise (2022) is an art piece created during the Museum of Human Achievement’s residency Welcome to my Homepage. The piece is based on the simple idea of utilizing the repetitive motion of scrolling as a catalyst for thought. I wanted to create an experience that could only be had within the context of the web. Instead of just housing animation or photos on a webpage, the piece is about our body’s relationship to the shape of this tool.

About the Developer

Sara Aleyce Roma is an ATX based new media artist, animator, and occasional curator, who utilizes video, performance, stop-motion, web animation, free association writing, photography and interactive installation. Most recently in her short film “A Problem” she explored stop-motion as endurance performance in a relationship to a single object. From learning HTML on neopets to studying motion media and experimental animation to diving into VJing, ecophilosophy, and phenomenology, she pulls inspiration from a variety of fields and subcultures. For a taste of what to expect, think of sewing gloves out of lemon peels, customizing viewfinders, producing backpacks full of crickets, exploding cakes, and being the first to suggest a group exquisite corpse.

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