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This work captures the viewer moving through space with a live camera, with their image projected in particles that is stored in memory and appear later as a ghost. The person passing by also activates text. The ambient sounds are a composition of

“Helpdesk” it is not a regular phone. It’s a phone that waits for calls from the big public. As the attention on and funding for the arts is minimal, Helpdesk makes missed calls to an unlimited number of random phone numbers. The ringing phone in

Steady State was commissioned by TVE (Television of Spain) for a 14 part television series titled El Arte del Video (The Art of Video). This piece and other work by Allen were featured in the program, Computers in Video Art. (Rebecca Allen)

...Interactivity: the dead end of our artistic era

Hope in fusion with Utopia is here in perspective, looking at St Virgil, which has become part of the every day (esthétique du quotidien). By fragmenting the space and recontextualising elements of the place, utHOPEia is "hoping" to have the

Stills from a series of computer generated animations These works were produced using a home-built S-100 bus system employing asynchronous 8MHz/11MHz 8080/8088 (8 bit/16 bit) CPU's and Matrox video cards with home-developed digital to analogue

This work is based on the concept of the refraction of a triangular prism, playing with the transformation of light and shadow in combination with musical creativity. The result is shared on a cloud database, collecting each part of sharing and

The work uses remote visual sensing techniques to track the viewer. The position of the viewer in front of the image controls the activity of the figures across the bottom of the screens. The viewers actions also control their ability to talk, as

Sensetable is a system that wirelessly tracks the positions of multiple objects on a flat display surface quickly and accurately. The tracked objects have a digital state, which can be controlled by physically modifying them using dials or tokens.

A matrix of sixty-four tubes is spread out equally over the room. These tubes bend over extremely slowly as if a slow motion wind were touching them. Leaning into one another they reach out to the visitors like the tentacles of a giant snail. The