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... Through chaotic and unpredictable sounds and movements the creatures seem alive and fit perfectly into the surrounding natural environment. The installation shows parallels to Miro‘s work in using a geometrical form which on the same time appears very organic....

... is now simulated via the computer. The solo exhibition Substance shows simulations of material things from our experiential environment such as liquids, surfaces, materials and textures, even entire worlds which can be reconstructed on the computer as shown...

... idea of the world as a construct sustained through the neurological processes contained within the brain. This bio-technical environment is in constant flux – a living phenomenon that evolves in infinite space and time, responding in real time to a...

... expanded the field of our experiment. Taking a certain risk, we decided to test the viability of experimental art in the environment that makes no allowance for age or the radicalism of ideology, aethetics and technology. First of all we have put the...

... Looking at a flat surface remains a passive experience for the viewer, ever aware of the limited screen and the real environment. In Virtual Reality, the beholder now perceives surroundings in a 360-degree all-round range in 3D from a personal point...

... virtual spaces against the background of the digital age. How do artists create virtual spaces? How do they compare to real environments? How does VR affect the body and perception? The RESET exhibition series initiated by PRISKA PASQUER deals with the...

... generated into the „UNNA UNIT“ created by Jens Brand. This kind of web was perceivable as a sculpture that responded to the environment in different ways: Sometimes it has grown stiff, sometimes it has formed patterns, or reminded itself of past states. Last...

...A symposium about responsive environments and new technologies being explored by contemporary sound and visual artists.

... and research institutions in China and abroad. Works in the exhibition include sensor-based interactive installations, sound environments, performances, and network-enabled projections in addition to animation, broadcast design, and 2D and 3d computer...

...A group of internationally renowned media artists brings surreal, poetic and thought-provoking installation environments to Manchester, that invite you to explore the ways we now communicate with each other and with technology. (source: www.storyrooms.net)