Sculpture, Object, Installation
2.4 GHz Boardweaving is based on the idea of manually producing a copper fabric that can shield various electromagnetic wave bands. This object belongs to the installation "What would Ted Kaczynksi´s daughter do...?".
Wi-Fi and cell phone signals are propagated on the 2,4 GHz wavelength (around 2016).
When the copper wire and the fabric’s density have a certain relationship to the wavelength, it’s possible to fend off these signals.
The advantage of this technique is that a loom isn’t needed. The device can be worn on the body—for instance, attached to a belt.
We can foil the constant geo-location of the chips installed in portable devices by entangling them in the woven copper band.