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Realtime recordings of persons using their mouse are layered ontop of each other, divorced from their original context and then projected back into the gallery as an endless looping animation. The resulting monochromatic animation goads the viewer

... the flux produced by communication technologies, the invisible signals which cross through us, and of which we are, most of the time,...

..."Reference Flow," 2009 1 or 5 Neon Exit Signs, motors, computerized surveillance tracking system, slip rings, custom software dimensions...

... the eye of the storm it is calm and safe. Spectacular at first sight, this installation turns out to mesmerise like a kind of...

... with the viewer in the physical space of the museum (since the sign is legible from the rooms containing Chagall’s work), is...

... ‘represents’ a power regime, a slice of the market pie. A sign next to the switch tells you the reasons for its (un)reliability. As...

... likely the dental surgery, we find a monitoring station with a signal board showing activity on the electrical circuits, as well as...

... or up a hill to watch the twinkling lights, and point out the sights we know. Another way is to move within the streets themselves;...

... motion tracking, “body shadow” projects that are a familiar sight in media art. The projected image is a slowly moving sequence of...

... microphone then captures a three-second sample of the audio signal coming out of the radio. This captured signal is then compared...