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... form of protest is not violent and it's not vandalism (the website attacked remains down only for few minutes), it is only a symbolic act.

... political ideologies and religions from former centuries, which were also marked by a strong use of omnipresent iconographic symbols. The three pieces are formally displayed inside frames below. The following links show documentation of their installation in...

... and audiences had an active role by unfolding and creating other pieces of fiction. The drama deconstructed language and symbolism of ideologies by remixing characters' lives and identities with real-world patterns." - Paolo Cirio

... invent interactive works through a singular process of hybridizations between natural elements and technology. They create symbolic and sensorial relationships between the body and the environment natural or social. These wood sculptures offer a sensory and...

... underground postal network in Thomas Pynchon's novel Crying of Lot 49." - Florian Cramer "It may seem to be a piece of symbolic 'writing' without any audience other than the interpretive processes within a computer that will interpret and execute its...

... with a flag and ends with a different one. The flags are transformed, their shapes and meanings are morphed into other symbols and figures. Each contributing artist creates an animation with flags of his/her own choice and expresses a relation between...

... results were achieved. For our Laboratory's image brochure, we chose a metamorphic image of Birlinghoven Castle, symbolizing a place of creative research.

... new form of public space - that of global computer networks. ... A modern version of a stoa, it provides a simulated, highly symbolic information space for discourse on the ethical and social implications of new media technology." BREAKTHROUGHS IN VR...

... And the deathly pounding of the sound track becomes the chronological and rhythmical pulse of the installation. In the symbolic surroundings of Sylvia Eckermann's work, the search for an El Dorado – the leitmotif in Jodorowsky's film – may have played...

... no few of the works that Sophie Taeuber-Arp completed between 1940 and 1942 in her exile in southern France manifest a symbolism of war, persecution and flight. The compositions of lively, curved lines have, in part, something lost, floating, broken,...